Madison Central High School - Tychoberahn Yearbook (Madison, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

Ike iqifq 'Juckoke’iakn published by THE SENIOR CLASS of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL And dedicated to the classes we leave behind in the hope that their high school years will bring as many fond memories as ours have. [2] [3] to see oursels as itlicrs see us! Contents . . Faculty Seniors Undergraduates Sports Activities Junior High [4] To each of you boys and girls who are and increasingly will be the heart and spirit of Madison Central High School, 1 wish a happy continued growth and success. As a first step toward this growth, look into a mirror at your inner self—“see yourself as ‘ithers’ see you . Check up on your good and your “not so good qualities. Then, look into a telescope at your future self, as “ithers could and would like to see you— proud of your school and so living that your school is proud of you. Yours then is sure to be the improved pluck, ability, interestedness, and likeableness which you and I admire in every real boy and girl. Yours, too, the good taste, good breeding, and very good judgment of every real person. The last step will be your graduation, joyful yet sad, with fine memories in your heart of these high school years as the best years of your lift?. L. A. Wakhler Principal [5] MRS. MARIK JOHNSON Senior Secretary MISS NINA FREDRICKSON Guidance Director MRS. IRENE HACBERC Vocational Guidance Director [6] MR. REX L. LIEBENBERG Assistant Principal Faculty Mil. John C. Bond Industrial Arts Miss Anna E. Syftkstad Mathematics Miss Mkiilk Baldwin Latin and English Miss Hosa M. 1’opk French and Spanish Mil. John G. McDowki.i, Social Studies Mil. William Mahsii Social Studies Mil. Fhkd Toi i Machine Shop Miss Manoukiutf. Shkpard Physical Education C 8 j Mil. Benjamin Ashman Mathematics Miss Daiilkkn McCormick Music Mi� . Roland Stokciikb Science Miss Bkda MACKIN Social Studies Mb. Eiinkst P. Nickel Industrial Arts Mb. Harold Rooney Physical Education Miss Elaine Caspkhson English and Speech [9] Mbs. Ciiiiistink Hanson English Mbs. Phyllis Daniels Art Miss Elt abkth Ritcmann English Miss Ann Juncikckr Commercial Mas. Roskmahy Raktiikr Art Miss Floiiknc.e Mourns Mathematics Miss Julia Toiimky English Mil Jess C. Lyon Mil Fhkd Thkilkh Mu. I!auoij F. Pollock Physical Education Welding Commercial Mil Mauvin C. Fostku Social Studies 0 English Mus. Losia Davies Home Economics Mus. Mahion Loomkr Home Economics HO] Not Pictured Miss S. Amelia Ykageh Social Studies Mus. Kuzahktii I’kkkins Science Miss Annk IIankky Commercial I 11 1 [12] Seniors HHH MARY ANN ADKINS She smiles at many, lust for fun. Hut we know Dirk’s the only one. Hospitality Committee, Candy Counter, Student Council Offi-eer. Mirror, Annual, Girls’ Sports, Dramatics, Senior Sh ering Committee, “The Great Rig Doorstep , “The Marriage of Xan-nette . ELIZABETH ANDERSON A xirl of silence, a girl of sense; Her love of artwork is immense. Girls’ Chili, Iaist and Found Committee, Hospitality Committee, Annual, Curls' Sports. JEAN AUBY Always full of life and pep. We all know she’s plenty hep”. IVn Committee, Girls’ Club Cabinet, Annual. Student Council. Cap and Gown Committee, Girls’ Sports, Home Room Officer. ELAINE BARNES A maiden Rood, without pretense; blessed with kindness and common sense. Hospitality Committee, G. C. Clinic, Library Monitor. WILLIAM BAVERY Hill's a quiet chan, we find; He's really the likeable kind. Football. DELBERT BENDER Delbert is a cheerful lad; Throughout his life, good times he's had. DOROTHY AM ERA She works with a wonderful will and a wau. As she follows the course of each busy day. Choir, Home Room Officer, Library- Monitor, Candy Counter, Annual, Ring and Pin Committee, Senior Steering Committee, Triple Trio, The Marriage of Nannette”. TED ANDERSON An athlete, a friend, a mighty swell lad; Ju t to know him makes us glad. Basketball, Volleyball. Track. SHIRLEY 8ALTZELL She has looks so very pleasing; He careful, though, she may be teasing. Student Council, Girls’ Club Officer. AAA Monitor, Girls’ Sports. Senior Steering Committee, Hospitality Committee. Junior Prom Committee, Co-chairman of Senior Banquet Committee. ROGER BARRINGER Pleasant, friendly, lots of fun; 11 is heart belongs to only one. Student Council. Scrap Committer-, Annual, President of Social Committee. Officer of Electricians' Club, “Sweethearts”. Home Room Offii-er. Co-chairman of Senior Dance Committee. DOROTHY BECKETT Her dimples and her freckles form • A ray of sunlight in any storm. Band, Orchestra, Choir. Library Monitor. Hospitality Committee, “Marriage of Nannette . Annual, G.C. Clinic, Senior Dance Qnn-inittee, Girls' Club Representative. WALTER BIGLEY A sportsman always, on field, in gym; Fellows like to work with him. Football, Track, Hi-Y. Scrap Committee, M - Club Officer, Senior Class Officer. [14] REGINALD BLECK God save the king. I'll save the queen. Student (Council, Scrap Committee, Football, Truck GENE BRITTON When fun anti mischief are in the air. Look for dene, lie's there somewhere. Choir, Dramatics, The Great Rig Doorstep , “A Lucky Penny ’, The Marriage of Nun-nette”. Track, Volleyball, Basketball, Boys' Double Quartet, Senior Announcement Qmmiittcc ROBERT BRUSTMAN Silence brings him lots of joy. You'll never find a nicer hoy. Sweethearts’'. The Marriage of Nannette . Choir, Mirror, Annual. M Club, Track Manager, Ushers', Photography CLAYTON CARSON Always happy, never glum, Pete is a bright aiul cheerful chum. Football, Student Council, Choir, Scrap Committee, Home Room Officer. Senior Steering Committee ROSE CASCIO A girl whom we all admire. She is everything we could desire. Girls’ Sports, Dramatics, Candy Counter, Mirror, AAA Monitor JEROME CEFALU lie greets the world with a joyful smile, llappy aiul carefree all the while. Football. Four Lakes Basketball, II1-Y, Track, M Chib JEANETTE BOEIINEN A real nice kill, a real swell full. Little Jeanette Ls quite a gal. Choir, G.C. Clinic, Usherettes, Hospitality Committee, Ways and Minins. “Sweethearts JOHN BROWN Always smiling, never sad. We’ll all miss this clever lad. Orchestra, Social Committee, Band Officer, Student Council, Senior Dance Committee, S. V. G. C. DONALD CAREY Plenty of giuul nature and tons of fun. Make him well liked hy everyone. Scrap Committee, Dramatics, Archery Club KATHERINE CARTER Some say she’s studious, some sau she’s not. We know she’s frieiully and that counts a lot. Girls’ S|� orts. Annual. Candy Counter, Home Room Officer, G.C. Clinic, Mirror. Usherettes, Senior Dance Committee, Chairman of Hospitality Committee, Junior Prom Committee LaVERN GATOR 11 is frowns are few aiul far between. For his beaming smile is always seen. Home Room Officer. Baseball JUNE CLEARY She has lots of looks aiul lots of brains, Aiul quiet charm that never wanes. Band Officer, Orchestra, Annual. Mirror, Hospitality. Candy Counter, Girls’ Club Ronr« scntativc, Student Qmncil, Bin! Cross, G.C. Clinic, Book Exchange, Youth Council Officer, Central-in-Serv-ice. President of Usherettes, Senior Announcements, Senior Dance [15] LOLA COOK Intlustrious, happy and always mr, liens a girl with a mighty fine way. Band, G.C. Clinic, Hospitality (a mmittcc. THOMAS COYNES This merry lad goes all day long. With a smile and a cheerful song. Pep Committee, Phy-Chem, Mirror, Annual, Band Officer, Orchestra, Choir, Boys’ Quartet, Ili-Y, Photography, Student Council, “Sweethearts , “Marriage of Nannettc , Dramatics, Track, Basketball, Coif. NORMAN DAWSON I At the world go as it may. I'll take it any doggone way. DONALD DkMAHS A big man with a big heart. Always willing to do his t art. Band. CLEMENT DiLOHETO Handsome features, laugh so hearty, lie gives life to any jiarty. Football, Basketball. M Club, Student Council Officer, Home Boom Officer, Social Committee, Hi-Y. CLARICE DISBUD Quiet, but charming in her own sweet way. She is cheerful all the day. Band. G.C. Clinic, Hospitality Committee RICHARD COOLEY All the girls like this young man. Hut his hopes arc pinned on Mary Ann. Football, Ushers’ Club. CONWAY CURTAIN A favorite with the girls he he. Hut nothing to do with them has he. Football, Track, Senior Class Officer, M Club Officer, Home Room Officer. DOS I FR DkIIAVEN llis trumpet playing hr tops in the laiul. He'll be an addition to any band. Band Officer. Orchestra. Choir, “Sweethearts , Hi-Y, Scrap Committee, Social Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee. DUANE DILLEY What cares lie for work or worry. He is never in a hurry. Scrap Committee, Ushers' Club. THOMAS DiPIAZZA At football lie’s tofts; as a chum he’s great; Among the gals he always will rate. Football, M Club, Track, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, Four Lakes Basketball. DIANE DONIS Diane’s a gal who’s always sweet. Mighty smart and im-lenty neat. Social Committee, Scrap Committee, Girls’ Sports, Annual, Dramatics, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Dance Committee, G.C. Clinic, Hospitality Committee. f 16] HUTU DORIS A diligent student and a frietul worth knowing. With a personality that's always glowing. Chairman of Lost and Pound. Mirror, Choir, “The Marriage of Nannctte”, Senior Ring and Pin Committee, Triple Trio. Girls' Club Cabinet, Library Monitor, I Iospitality Committee. MARVIN DOUBLEDAY I came to school to learn a lesson, I think I’ve done finite well by finessin'. Phy-Chem Club, Social Commit-ee, “A Lucky Penny . BERNARD EIIRMAN A very ambitious lad is he. Charm and fun in him we see. Phy-Chein. GWEN ELMORE She is nice to look at, nice to know: ller winning smile creates a glow. ’The Great Big Door Step . Dramatics, Red Cross. Senior Ruin and Pin (amimittee, S. V. G. C„ Annual, Mirror, Scrap Committee, Girls’ Club Representative. DONALD FINN Although he has a lasting wit, lie's very shy in using it. Football. Track. M Club, Ili-Y Officer, Home Room Officer. Four Lakes Basketball. JOHN FUMUSA Girls are bothersome, lint I don't mind being bothered. N’KLDA DOSSEY Better than our words can tell, Nelda does her duty well. Mirror. Social Committee, Student Council, Dramatics, “The Croat Rig Door Step , “The Imaginary Invalid , Girls’ Club. Girls’ S]M� rts, Annual, S.V.G.C., Office Monitor. ELIZABETH EHL Good humor is the health of the sf ul. You'll abeam be happy if this is your goal. Girls' Club, Girls' Sports, Library Monitor, Social Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Home Room Officer, Mirror Representative. BERNICE ELLIOTT A lowly maiden, fair of face. With .sweetness, beauty, kiunvl-edge, grace. Girls Sports, Choir. Student Council, Annual, Mirror, Candy Counter, Ways ami Means Committee, Class Night Committee, Girls’ (Hub President. BETTY FIGLER With looks that are pleasing, arul a lovely voice. Betty’s many a boy’s first choice. Band Officer, Orchestra. Choir. Triple Trio, “Sweethearts . Marriage of Nannettc”, Imaginary Invalid’ , “Ever Since Eve , Pep Committee, Student Council. Annual. Senior Banquet Committee, Senior Steering Committee, Ia� ft Executive Committee, Girls' Sports. MARVIN FRUTH He's a fellow who’s never shy. The girls all sigh when he goes by. Football, Basketball. Track, M Club. Ili-Y Officer, Student Council, Ever Since Eve , Archery, Hockey. NICHOLAS CALANOS A fine and honest fellow with brains galore, Who could ask for anything more? Student Council, Ili-Y, Orchestra, Chorus, “Sweethearts , Phy-Chein, Marriage of Nannettc’’, Chairman of All-Central Committee, Mirror, Golf, M Club. [ 17] (S DONALD GALLAGHER In work or play wc now report, Don luis hern a wonderful sport. Basketball, Tennis, Scrap (Committee, S.V.G.C., Choir, M Club. JOHN CERMANN A shy guy who's lots of fun. He’s always glad when his work is done. Basketball, M Club, Baseball. IX)ROTIIY GILL Dorothy does well in every class; She is a most industrious lass. G.C. Clinic, Hospitality Committee, Girls Club Representative, Mirror. STEPHEN GUST Am outstanding cheerleader, real swell guy. You ask the girls, they'll tell you why. Cheerleading, Student Council, Scrap Committee. MARY JANE HARRINGTON She will always he your friend. And a helping hand she’ll lend. Hospitality (Committee, ('lass Cards Committee, Senior Ring and Pin Committee. BETTY JANE HAWLEY A cute little number is this little gal, And to all her classmates a real swell pal. Girls’ SiMirts, Hospitality, Usherettes. “Sweethearts”, Candy Counter, Annual, Mirror, Student Council, Ways and Means Committee. Dramatics, Senior Announcement Committee,Choir. LOUISE CENCE This swell gal is hound to succeed. For she’s always doing some friendly deed. G.C. Clinic, Hospitality (Committee, A Lucky Penny”, “Sweetheart ”. “Marriage of Nannette , Mirror, (Choir, Annual, Senior Ring and Pin Committee. JOHN GIBSON I am tired, let me he. Just a diploma let me sec. JULIA GUST She’s very cute and very gay. She makes the most of every day Annual, Chorus, Centralites-in-Servico, Dancing (Class. GEORGE CUZZETTA Master of women, of sports, und books; George is the guy with class and good looks. Football, Basketball. Track, M (Club, Pej) Committee, Hi-Y, Chairman of Senior Dance (Committee, Madison Youth Council, Junior Class Officer, Senior Steering (Sommitten. CAROLYN HAUGE She’s sweet and clever and so very fair. And with all her ftals she’s on the st uarc. Lost and Found, Hospitality. Class Night Committee, Home Room Officer, S.V.C.G. Scrap Committee, Usherettes. DANIEL HENNING Helping others makes him gay. And with the ladies he has a way. Football. Electricians' Club. Hi-Y, Chairman of Scrap Committee, Junior Prom (Committee. [18] ARTHUR IIENRIKSEN Full of fun and plenty of vim, llis future life will not be dim. Choir, Scrap (knnmittee, Mirror, “Sweethearts . GENEVIEVE IIIKN Site always tries to do her part. To only one she nave her heart. Usherette Officer, Candy Counter, Home Room Officer. S. V. C. C. Officer. Chairman of Ring and Pin Committee, Hospitality Committee, Office Monitor. Library Monitor. HELEN HOWE Always uutet, always coy. She catenet the eye of many a boy. G.C. Clinic, Hospitality Committee, Usherettes, Monitor, Mirror, s.v.c.c. LEONA JOHNSON Her manner is quiet, her features fair; She's always happy without a care. Mirror. Girls’ S| orts. HELEN JORGENSEN Here’s a no I whom everyone admires. For she works anil works yet never tires. Lost and Found Committee, Mirror, Hospitality Committee, AAA Monitor. RICHARD KING A genuine Dun-Juan is he. The nirls just cannot let him be. Football. Track, Four Lakes Basketball, Home Room Officer. GERALD HERSCHLEB The world was made to be enjoyed. And I will make the mo.t of it. Ushers’ Secretary. Electricians, Student Council, Mirror, S. V. C. ('., Annual. MARIE HODGSON It's nice to be natural. When you're naturally nice. Girls’ Sports. G.C. Clinic, Mirror. Hospitality Committee, Student Council, Social Committee, Annual, Senior Dance Committee, Senior Class Officer. Junior From Committee. Book Exchange, Home Room Officer. KAY HIDE She smiles at many, though her heart is true. She’s usually happy, si’ldom blue. Girls’ Club. Annual, Dancing Class. Centralites-in-Service. EUGENE JONES Topular is he with all the nuus, A glint of the devil lies in nit eyes. Annual, Basketball Manager, Football Manager. M Club, Choir. LAWRENCE KELLIIIER Musical, popular, humorous too, llis jokes are many, his frowns are ftU Band Officer, Orchestra, Choir Accompanist, Mirror, Annual. Senior Announcement Commit-tee. Cap and Gown Committee, Home Room Officer. HAROLD KLUTII A friendly lad who loves to work. From his duties he'll never shirk. Choir, Band, Orchestra. M Club. Football Manager, Senior Cards Committee, Senior Announcement Committee. I 19] HELEN KNOX MScottie likes her share of fun. But not until her work is done. Hospitality Committee, Dramatics. Girls' Sports, Scrap Committee, Student Council, Annual, Mirror, Class Night Committee, Wavs and Means Committee. Archery, Senior Picnic Committee, Junior Prom Committee. ESOMOR K HAS 11 A jterfect gentleman in every way. Always friendly, luippy, atul nay. Dramatics Club, Senior ('lass Curd Committee. RICHARD LaCOURSE In science aiul math he does excel, It’s a virtue of Dick to do his work well. Dramatics Club. DONNA LAWTON Quiet, talented, dependable, atul true. It is virtues like these that will see her through. “The Great Big Door Step . Girls’ Sports, Chairman of Ways and Means Committee, Mirror, Annual, Senior Steering Committee, Archery, Dramatics, Usherettes, Hospitality Committee, Chairman of Senior Announce ment Committee. ALFRED L1NDAUER cattable athlete of indomitable u ill. On the road of progress he will never statul still. Football, Basketball, Track. Golf, Baseball. M Club Officer. Hi-Y. DONALD LUNDE You’ll usually find Don at his leisure. When with a girl, he'll tr t to please her. Football, Hockey, Track. Sports Editor of Annual. JAMES KOHL He didn't come for sclutol or for rule. He came for fun, atul used school as the tool. Social Committee, Annual, Senior Dance Committee. Home Boom Officer, Band, Cheer leading, Senior Steering Committee, Senior Pre-Prom Committee. GERALD KRATOCII WILL A man big in stature, a man big in heart. A man who's willing to do his jxirt. Choir, “Sweethearts”, Track. CHARLENE LANHAM Her laughter bubbles from deep within, “Chink has a will tluit makes her win. Dramatics Club Secretary, Athletic and Pep, Hospitality. Usherettes. Girls’ Sports, Annual. Junior Prom Committee, Senior Dance Committee, “Little Red School House”. ROGER LEVIS A gotxI lad, unconcerned and fn-e. Du-da-de-da-de-da-do-da-de. Basketball, Hi-Y, Mirror, Senior Steering Committee, Chairman of Senior Picnic Committee. WALTER LINDAUER I haven't got prize winning grades. I’d much rather have the lovely maids. Basketball. Football. Baseball, Senior Ticket Committee. REGINA LYNCH “Gena is a right slick chick. With the boys she sure does click. Hospitality Committee, Girls’ Club Cabinet, G.C. Clinic, Mirror. Annual, Girls’ Sports, Social Committee. Senior Dance Committee, Junior Prom (amimittee. Home Room Officer. 120] GENEVIEVE MARBLE In the classroom ami in the hall, cheery hello sin■ has for all. Dramatics Club, Chorus, Choir, I lospitality Committee. DOREEN MARSHALL Doreen s a leader in every class, A most congenial and friendIy lass. Usherettes, Chairman of Candy Counter, Orchestra, Ways and Means Committee, Annual, Senior Ring and Pin Committee, Book Exchange Monitor. DELORES MATHISON From her lips nay laughter springs; Gladness to all it invariably brings. Dramatics, Hospitality Committee, Ia st and Found Committee. EMIL MARTI NELLI Sometimes I sit ami think. And sometimes I fust sit. Senior Dance Committee. RICHARD McCANN Sorta quiet, full of fun. He can’t wait 'til his work is done. Football. M Club, Student (dirndl, Baseball, Golf. VIRGINIA McKENNA Active in sports and a leader in gym, Ginny's the one with itep and vim. Dramatics, Girls' Sports, Mirror, Hospitality Committee. HARRY G. MARSH lie’s as handsome as he’s tall, A friendly hello he has for all. Dramatics. Ushers Club, Annual, President of S.V.G.C., Social Co... Student Council. ROSE MATTHEWS A quiet, kind, good-looking miss, A glance at her will tell you this. Choir. Girls’ Sports, Hospitality Committee, “Sweethearts'. IX)NNA MATTKSON She brings such merry things to pass, It's easy to see she’s a popular lass. G.C. Clinic. RICHARD MAYNE l.augh and be as good natured as I, And you'll find out there’s no time to cry. Basketball Manager, Student Council, Scrap Committee, Dramatics. james McDonald Full of energy, dancing feet; He’s a fellow who can’t be beat. Choir, Band. Mirror, Basketball, Football. Volleyball. Track, M Club. Marriage of Nunnette”. All-Central Committee. City and District ili-Y Officer. paul mckenzie A very handsome man indeed, lie’s a worker, he’ll succeed. Orchestra, Truck, Student Coun cil, M Club. [21] BARBARA McKIERNAN Shell always he honest, sweet and true; Anythin for her friends she’ll Band, Hospitality Committee, Senior Ring and Pin Committee. WAYNE MKILLER A nice fiuy who’s one of the best; llis looks and manners can pass any test. Ushers’ Club. ELIZA BET 11 M 11)1)1 .KT )N She excels in every class. She never worries if she'll pass. GEORGE MICHALSON A finer youth can ne'er he found. Thoufih one may look the world around. Hi-Y, Basketball. Home Room President, M Club. PHILIP MOON He’s not hashful, just a little shy. Hut we all know lie’s one swell fitly. NANCY NATWICK Here’s a girl with a heart and smile. Who makes this bubble of life worthwhile. MICHAEL McKUNE He always wears a smile so keen, A nicer guy we’ve never seen. Dramatics Club, The Little Red School House . DONNA MERGEN Althoiifih she’s had a lot of fun. She’ll he glad when her schooling’s done. Student Council, Choir, Girls’ Sports, All-Central Committee, Hospitality Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Scrap Committee, Dramatics, Sweethearts , Marriage of Nannctte . EVELYN MOUNGEY Industrious, luipfiy, always gay. Here’s a girl with a pleasing way. Band. Orchestra. G.C. Clinic, Candy Counter, Usherettes. Annual. Senior Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Marriage of Nannctte”. DONNA MOORE A merry heart aiul a cheerful mind; She will never he left hehiiul. Scrap Committee, Ways and Means Committee. SELMER NATV1G like work, I could sit and look at it for hours. Ushers’ Club. LEONARD NELSON Here’s a guy who’s always up to par. For his manly virtues will carry him far. Basketball, Student Council, Football. 122] FRANK NINEDORF Lots of energy, font on his feet, A fellow like tlm is hard to heat. Truck, Baseball, Basketball. JACK OBRIEN So quiet aiul so shy. Hut a real wonderful guy. Band Officer, Orchestra, Basket ball. GRACE OLSON A girl who really is good in sports, She has ability of all sorts. G.C. Clinic, Ia st and Found Committee, Hospitality, Mirror, Choir, Usherettes, Chris’ Sports, Senior Announcement Committee, “Sweethearts . MANLIO BARRONI Music to the left, and hooks to the right. What I wouldn't give for one free night. Home Room Officer, Orchestra, Marriage of aimette . Choir. JOHN PATZER He shoots for a basket, the hall goes in; You can he sure he's out there to win. Basketball, Home Room Officer, M Club. ROSEMARY PICKARTS Here’s a gal with a mUHon-doUar smile. She’s one you'll remember for a long, long while. G.C. Clinic. Hospitality Committee, AAA Monitor, Usherette Officer. WALTER NORTHHUP A hoy who was destined to lead in his class, A friend and a pal to all who pass. Vice President of Student Council, Junior Class President, Student Council President, Senior Class President, Hi-Y, Loft Executive. ARNOLD ODDEN You may think he’s t uiet, you may think he’s shy. Hut tchen you get to know him, he's a real swell guy. Home Room Officer Ever Since Eve”, Class Night Committee, Volleyball, Annual, Tennis. JOHN O'MALLEY With a hearty laugh and an Irish smile. John’s a guy with class and style. CLAYTON PARMAN O this learning; what a thing it is! Especially when they pull an unexpected i tiiz. Basketball, Track, Baseball. Home Room Officer, Hockey, Football. ROBERT PATZER A wonderful guy and a mighty fine sjtort. He's one of the best on the basketball court. Tennis, Student Council, Basketball, M Club. JOANN D. PERONTO A wee bit quiet, a wee bit shy. Hut when she smiles, My, Oh my! Library Monitor. [23] JOSEPHINE RAIMOND With a souk, a smile mul a winning will , Jo lias brightened many a day. Hand Officer, Orchestra, “Sweethearts , “Marriage � f Nunnette . AAA Monitor, Choir, Triple Trio, Annual, Dramatics, Hospitality Committee, Senior Hint; and Pin Committee, Senior Dance Com-mittee. PATRICIA ROBERTS Charming, .sweet, and full of mi. She’s always there when there’s work to he done. Band, Orchestra, Choir, “Sweethearts , “Marriage of Nnnnette , Student Council, Annual, Usherette Officer, Triple Trio. Dramatics, Hospitality Committee. JOYCE SCHIMMINC She’s free from worry, free from rare. With laughing eyes aiul bright red hair. Hospitality Committee, “A Lucky Penny , “Sweethearts , Marriage of Nunnette , “Tim Great Big Door Step”, Dramatics, Choir, Annual, AAA Monitor. JOANN SCHMID Cute and elever, sweet and fair. She has a sweet and gracious air. Girls' Sports, Mirror, Phy-Chein, AAA Monitor, Chorus, Scrap Committee, Senior Steering Committee. DONALD SCHNEIDER lie's elever, popular, handsome too. There isn’t a thing that he can’t do. Student Council, Social (Committee, Pep Committee, Ili-Y. DONNA SCHULTZ That genuine smile and manner 10 guy Are trademarks of Donna at work ami play. Dramatics, Choir, Cheerleader, Girls' S|x rts, Sweethearts”. “Marriage of Nunnette . Annual. Mirror, Archery, Senior Ring and Pin Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Ways and Means, Scrap Committee, Hospitality Committee. SAM RAMOS To study or not to study. That is the question. Archery, Band. Orchestra. ROBERT ROSS Here’s a guy with intelligence supreme. In all his suhfects he’s on the beam. National Honor Society, Student (amncil Officer, Editor-in-chief of Mirror, All-Central Committee, Pep Committee, Hi-Y, Electricians Cluh, Photography. LUCY SCIIIHO Very quiet and serene. Regal and royal as a queen Hospitality Committee. War Scrap Committee, Annual. Senior Picnic Committee. DAVID SCHNEIDER Never frowning, never quiet. Where there's Dave, there's always a riot. Pep Committee, Hi-Y Officer. Mirror, Senior Steering Committee. Officer of Cheerleaders, Loft President, (’lass Night Committee, Scrap Committee, M Club, Track, Home R x� m Officer, Junior Prom Committee. GERALD SCHOCKMEL Since life tv brief and fleeting, as the sages say, A heap of fun and frolic tv needed every day. Student Council, Track. ALLAN SHERMAN A friend, a sport, a merry lad. You’ll never foul Al in a moixl that’s sad. [24] CORDON SIERENS In nil his subjects he does excel. That is why lie’s liked so well. Officer of Electricians Club, Social Committee, Hand, Orchestra. EMMA JANE SKKNANDORE She has such an everlasting wit. Is it any wonder she makes such a hit? Student Council, Madison Youth Council, Senior Dance Committee, Social Committee, Girls' Sports, Annual, Mirror, Scrap Committee, Home Hoorn Officer. JAMES SMITH BACK Life has many a burden and care. Hut I can easily carry my share. Football. Baseball, M Club. DONALD SPRAGUE Who cares if any work is done? Not me—I'm Inn inn too much fun. Football, Class Night Committee. IX)NA STRMISKA This little miss will never he alone. For a ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Girls' S| orts, Candy Counter, War Scrap Book, Dancing Class, Annual, Ccntralitex - in - Service, Senior Picnic Committee. HELEN SWENSON A friendly greeting for everyone. Full of energy and lots of fun. Hand, Annual. MARLENE SKEEDE Of all the subjects she enjoys, ller favorit esubject is of boys. Girls’ Sports, Hospitality Committee, Annual, C lass Night Committee, Dancing ('lass, Cen-tralites-in-Scrvice. TOM SMITH There are plenty of Smiths in all the slates. Hut here is one that really rates. Pep Committee, Student Ooiin-cil. Ili-Y, Dramatics, Mirror. Annual. Home Room Officer. RODNEY SPERLE Full of life, vigor, vim. lie's our man through thick and thin. Tennis, Home Room Officer. AAA Monitor, junior Prom Committee. VIRGINIA STEARNS A nice girl, a swell pal, “Hubbles is really quite a gal. I lospitality Committee. GERALD SVETNICKA Friendly, willing, awl optimistic, Good nature is alway. his characteristic. Golf, Junior Prom Committee. Class Night Committee. JOAN TALLARD Wit to persuade awl beauty to delight. She brightens the day on into the night. Hand, Orchestra, Choir, Mirror, Annual, “Sweethearts , “Marriage of Nannette . Usherettes. Girls' Sports, Triple Trio, All-Central Committee, AAA Monitor. Student Omncil. 125] j BRADLEY TEASDALE A little work doesn't hurt anyone. Hut why take a chance? Baud. C .hoir, Basketball. DELOBES TENJUM Her smile is so pleasing, although she’s shy. She’ll he your friend until she dies. SIDNEY WALDORF A cheerful smile and a heart that Is kind. Very few like him we’ll ever find. Football, Basketball. Tennis. JOYCE WALLACE In all her work with graceful ease, Joyce does her very best to please. AAA Monitor, Youth Council, Student Council, Christinas Pageant. JOANNE WESTBUHY Full of pep, and lots of fun. Pinkcys always on the run. Curls' Sports, Scrap Committee, Girls’ Club, AAA Monitor. GEORGE WREND lie’s not so hard to get to know, lie’ll make someone a wonder-fid beau. Scrap Committee. Football, S.V. C.C. Officer. ROBERT TEECARDIN Witty, wise, atul always handy. As the electricians’ presUlent, he’s a dandy. The Great Big Door Step, Orchestra. Band, Electricians’ C lub, Social Committee, Senior Dance Committee. Class Night Committee. CAROL TITLEY Hadiant hair, with a lovely smile. She will never go out of style. Girls’ Club, Chorus. DONALD WALKER Creator men than I have lived. Hut they’re ull dead. Football. M Club, Archery. Track. PATRICIA WEGER Although I'm not so very tall. I’d rather be short than not at all. Mirror, Hospitality Committee, Dramatics, Girls’ Sports, Cheerleaders, Ways and Means Committee, Annual, Senior Steering Committee, Choir, The Great Big Door Step’ , Marriage of Nannette , Archery. DONNA WOLD A lot of fun, a ipdck retort, A true-blue j al, and a mighty good sport. Dramatics, Scran Committee, Lost and Found Committee, Choir, Hospitality Committee, “Little Red School House”, Annual. Girls' Sports, Mirror, Triple Trio. MERLE ZIMMERMAN Friends and class m a t e s are agreed. That he is likely to succeed. Officer of Electricians’ Club, Officer of Ushers’ Club, Archery. 120J Senior Class Officers President ................Walter North hup Vice President......................Conway Curtin Secretary............... . Marie Hodgson Treasurer.................. Walter Bigley D.A.R. Award JUNE CLEARY V.FAV. Award WALTER NORTHRU? Senior Steering Committee Walter Bigley, Marie Hodgson, Shirley Baltzell, James Kohl, Marvin Fruth, Esoinor Krash, Doster DcHaven, Clayton Car-son, Torn Smith, Betty Figler, Walter Northrup, George Guz-zetta, Mary Adkins, Joan Schmidt. [27] t [28] U� ndergrdduc)les How I: J. Raff el, H. Finn, P. Jones, P. VVysshnxl. Miss B. Mackin. S. Gallina, J. Wrend, A. Bender, R. Faust. How 2: L. LuCourse, P. Howe, J. Schwandt, M. Benzschawd, J. Benz, E. Brands, N. Stenerson, P. Moran, l . McKieman, M. Nelson, B. Jensen. K. Steams. Row 3: F. lumber, J. Zach, Z. Wcpking, J- Waters, F. Conway, I). Spatolu, C. Carstensen. I). Martin, H. Duncan. W. Fotcs. Home Room 221—Juniors President.............. Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman AAA Collectors............... Student Council Delegates Student Council Alternates Home Hoorn Scrap Chairmen Girls' Club Representative Mirror Distributor Advisor .................... . . Sam Cali.ina Dklokes McKiernan Pauline Wysshrod Richard Finn Beverly Jensen, Mary Nelson John Wrend, Patricia Jones Richard Finn, Patricia Moran Janet Raitkl, Bill Foies Patricia Jones Ralph Duncan Miss Bkda Mackin Arlene Bender Janice Benz Mazie Benzschawel Edith Brands Clifford Carstensen Franklin Conway Carlyle Drake Ralph Duncan Robert Faust Richard Finn William Fotes Tom Frederick Sam Gallina Patricia llowe Beverly Johnson Patricia Jones Larry LaCourse Fred Lauber Don Martin Delores McKieman Dan Spatola Robert Stearns Jim Waters Zenneith Wepking Jolm Wrend Pauline Wysshrod James Zach Patricia Moran Mary Nelson Janet Ralfel laniee Schwandt [30] Home Room 301—Juniors President................ Vice President Secretory Program Chairman AAA Collector Student Council Scrap Committee Chairman Girls' Club Representative Mirror Distributor Advisor.................... ......Robert Roisuni Victor Tortorici Catherine Pkrtzborn ..................Cordon Bentley ..........Mary Ann Moubry Donald Noel, Catherine Pert born ...................Keith Lowry ......................Joan Lund .. ..Donald Noel .......... Mr. William Marsh Gordon Bentley Donna Biglcy Margery Butler Beverly Connery Cornelius Cooke Dennis Crabtree Donna Crawford Charlotte Dugan (jerry Foster Eugene Cugel Mary Ann llaak Marcia Hanson Pat Larson Marvin Leitzke Velma Linden Keith Lowry Joan Lund Rill McDonald Rill Misehke Mary Ann Moubry Charles Neuhauser Don Noel (Catherine Pert born Dick Peterson Crystal Porter Rob Roisuni David Schrader Betty Searle Rosali Spataro Victor Tortorici Kathryn Witek Beverly Wolf Row 1: B. Searle, G. Bentley, J. Lund, K. Lowry, C. Pertzborn, Mr. W. Marsh, P. Larson, D. Noel, M. Butler, M. Moubry. Bow 2: B. Connery, V. Linden, B. Spataro, C. Porter, M. Hanson, D. Bigiey, M. llaak, K. Witek, B. Wolf, I). Crawford, C. Dugan. Bow 3: W. Misehke, W. McDonald, C. Neuhauser, V. Tortorici, M. Leitzke, D. Crabtree, R. Peterson, E. Cugel. [31] How 1: R. Troia, J. Kittleson, I). Erickson, Miss Ht su Hoik . H. McCunn, M. Mahalfey, 11. Pongrntz, J. Cordio. How 2: M. Knhl, I . Swadna, L. Nillcs, k. Spatola, M. Ellis. G. Elvord, C. Schultz, I’. Sweet, E. Polkinghom. How 3: J. Reynolds, S. Ilershleder, H. Johnson, I). Lewison, C. Johnson. I). Smith, J. Marty, V. Lopau, H. Sclmlt , J. Shipley. Home Room 305—Juniors President ................... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman AAA Collector Student Council Delegates Student Council Alternates Home Room Scrap Chairman Girls’ Club Representative M irror Distributor Advisor ..... .... ... Df.an Erickson Boh McCann Boskmahy Troia .. . Rosemary Troia Pauline Sweet . .... .. Jean Reynolds Ray Poncratz, Marilyn Maiiaffey Boh McCann, Juanita Shipley ...............Jean Reynolds .............. Jean Kittleson ........ .... Boh McCann ...............Miss Rosa Pope John Cordio Kathryn Eby Mary Ellis Georgia Elvord Dean Erickson Stanton Hershleder Charles Johnson Dick Johnson Myrna Kahl Jean Kittleson Duane Lewison Vernie Lopau Marilyn M aha Hey John Marty Bob McCann Lorraine Nillcs Elaine Polkiughom Ray Pongratz Jean Reynolds Carolyn Schultz Ronald Schultz Juanita Shipley David Smith Kathryn Spatola Faythe Swacina Pauline Sweet Rosemary Troia Donald VVoider [32 1 Home Room 313—Juniors President Vice President Secretary Treasurer David Marsh William Pedder ..........Donna Judd ............Lexy Nesson Program Chairman.......... AAA Collector............. Student Council Delegates Student Council Alternates Home Hoorn Scrap Chairmen Cirls' Club Representative Mirror Distributor Advisor................... ... .............. .. Carol Faivre . .. Lexy Nesson Lexy Nesson, David Marsh Donna Judd, Arnold Armbiuciit David Zimmerman, Willy Jo Withers ..............Donna Kelley ..................... David Marsh .................Miss Julia Tormey Arnold Armbricht Lola Benle Jean Henson Mary Bond Carolyn Busscr Margaret Coghlan Marion Evert Carol Faivre Betty Gant Gladys Hanson Janice Hilton Donna Judd Donna Kelly Doris Klemstine Hollo Laylan David Marsh John Minter Lexy Nesson Ronald Norder William Pedder Barbara Pit er Pat Haimond Jean Hosen Mary Ann Ryan Robert Schwartz John Sheehan Patricia Stormer Vincent Valenza Harry Williams Willy Jo Withers David Zimmerman How 1: D. Zimmerman, M. Bond, L. Nesson, D. Marsh, Miss J. Tormey, W. Pedder, D. Judd. W. Withers, J. Rosen. Row 2: M. Evert, G. Hanson. C. Busscr, L. Beale, B. Pita , J. Hilton. P. Stormer, M. Ryan, B. Cant. M. Coghlan, C. Faivre, J. Benson, D. Kelly. Row 3: T. Norder. V. Valenza, J. Sheehan, J. Minter, H. Williams. R. Schwartz, R. Laylan. P. Haimond. A. Arm-bricliL [33] Row 1: C. Mack, J. Fnith, J. Paltz, M. Quartuccio, N. Mocn. F. Bongard, D. Scot!, C. Cascio, C. Felt. Row 2: B. Hanson. P. Karnes, B. DiSalvo, I. Caslmlctte. A. Stassi, S. Burdick, B. Scalissi, E. Bornstcin. B. Oilj-son, J. Troia, J. Jrrdcc. How 3: B. Manion, D. Ballcntine, J. Zirkcl, II. Stamps, K. Elliott, R. Balm, B. Ilauktxlahl, B. Vundcrvest, R. Lee, R. Anderson. Home Room 323—Juniors President ................... Vice President.............. Secretary ................... Program Chairman ........... AAA Collector Student Council Delegates Student Council Alternates Home Room Scrap Chairman Girls' Club Representative.. Mirror Distributor.......... Advisor...................... .............Norman Mokn ......... Florence Bongard ........ Dan Scott ... . Mary Jane Quartuocio ..............Carol Mack Corinne Felt, John Paltz Carol Mack, Anthony Stassi Mary Jane Quartuccio ..........Charlotte Cascio .............. Carol Mack .... Miss S. Amelia Yeager Rodney Anderson Duane Ballcntine Florence Bongard Fsther Bornstcin Spencer Burdick Charlotte Cascio Ila Mae Cashnlette Vincenza DiSalvo Keith Elliott Corinne Felt Josephine Fnith Rita Cibson Beverly Hanson Robert llattkcdahl Patricia Karnes Robert Lee Carol Mack Robert Manion Don Miller Norman Moen John Paltz Mary Jane Quartuccio Richard Rahn Betty Scalissi Carole Schockmcl Dan Scott ilughlon Stamps Anthony Stassi Jacqueline Troia Richard Vandervest Jerry Williams James Zirkel t34J Home Room 475—Juniors President ........ Vice President Secretary Treasurer ........ Program Chairman AAA Collector ............. Student Council Delegates Student Council Alternates Home Hoorn Sera]) Chairmen Girls Club Representative Mirror Distributor Advisor..................... Wilbur Schaeffer ......Al Caruso Nancy Millette . Nancy Millette ............. Nancy Runkel .......... .. .Nancy Runkel , . Ruth Godding, Boh King Janice Kiiti.eson, Darrell Pope Ronald Imhoff, Donna Lyneis Ruth Godding Nancy Runkel Mr. Harold F. Pollock Richard Behrnd La Vomit Berry Jennie Capacio Al Caruso Rita Corbett John Cuccio Pat Edge Samantha Elvnrd Ruth Godding James Graham Otis Griswold Ronald ImhoR Fred Kiefer Robert King Janice Kittleson Clarietta Kohl Rogelio Llerandi Donna Lyneis Nancy Millette Kathleen O’Malley J. Ludger Parr Darrell Pope Nancy Runkel Wilbur SchaeRcr Joann Star Torn Whiting Howl: H. Codding, H. Imliolf. 1). Lyneis, L. Parr, N. Millelte, Mr. Harold Pollock. W. Schaeffer, A. Caruso, N. Hunkel, R. King. Row 2: L. Berry, K. O’Malley. R. Corbett, V. Vitense, J. Kittleson, S. Elvord, P. Edge, C. Kohl. J. ( apaeio. How 3: T. Whiting, R. Behrnd, ). Griswold, D. Pope. J. Graham. R. Llerandi, J. Cuccia. [351 How J: J. Vitale, V. Beale, A. Hall, S. Aldrich, I). John am, Miss M. Baldwin, 1). Waldorf, N. Waters, J. Adams, C. Jeffrey, T. McManus. How 2: N. Meicher, J. Hudson, A. Schulz, C. Kultnnu. M. Krankey, S. Siewcrt, A. Spreclier, A. Winder, P. Capaci, F. Middleton, B. Svetmeier. How3: W, Kramer, 1). Cook, C. Coodrioh, C. Morris, K. Elver, B. Wrend, B. Clausen, E. Urso. Home Room 306—Sophomores President Vice President............... Secretary ... . ....... Treasurer ................... Program Chairman AAA Collector Student Council Delegates Student Council Alternates Home Room Scrap Chairman Girls’ Club Representative Mirror Distributor Advisor ..................... . Donald Waldorf ....Sharon Aldrich .. Donaij) Johnson Albert Hall Virginia Beaus ........ ___ Carol Jeffrey Joe Pki.litkri, Nancy Waters John Hudson, Annette Winger .............Carol Jeffrey ... Nina Meicher Donald Daly Miss Merle Baldwin James Adams Sharon Eldrich Virginia Beale Patricia Capaci William Clausen Duane Cook Donald Daly Kenneth Elver Margaret Frankey Stanley Goodrich Albert Hall John Hudson Carol Jeffrey Donald Johnson Elizabeth Karls William Kramer Clco Ktihnau Tom McManus Nina Meicher Fred Middleton Carlton Moss Joseph Pelliteri 136] Arline Scholz Shirley Siewert Alice Sprecher Barbara Svetmeier Frederick Tantillo Eugene Urso Donald Waldorf Nancy Waters Annette Winger Ben Wrend Home Room 317—Sophomores President ................... Vice President .............. Secretary-treasurer . ....... AAA Collector ........... Student Council Delegates Student Council Alternates Home Room Sera ) Chairmen Girls’ Club Representative Mirror Distributor........... Advisor...................... ..................Mike Caruso ..... ............Gary Gotii .................. Tony Motisi ................Marlene Plewke Dick Biulliott, Marlene Plewke Tony Motisi. Carol Schmitz .Charles Thompson, Joan Crook ................ Beity Steinke .............. Betty Schneider .........Mr. John C. McDowell Phyllis Amera Pat Betz Dick Brilliott Van Burris Mike Caruso Joan Crook John Currie Richard DeMars Charles Elvord Jerry Gerber Garv Coth Paul Horstmeier Janet Johnson Beverly Kelleher David Lunde Francis McMahan Darlene Meyer Robert Miller Tony Motisi Roy Pierce Marlene Plewke Billy Rtxlocker Carol Schmitz Betty Schneider Evelyn Schreiber Marlene Skaar Betty Steinke Charles Thompson Tony Valenza Jim Whiting How I: C. Thompson, J. Crook, T. Moti.si, M. Caruso, Mr. J. C. McDowell, R. Brilliott, F. McMahan, M. Plewke, B. Steinke. Row 2: E. Sclireiber, P. Betz, D. Meyer, M. Skaar, C. Schmitz, B. Kellehcr, B. Schneider. J. Johnson, P. Amera. Row 3: R. Pierce, J. Whiting, R. Miller, V. Burris. P. Horstmeier, D. DeMars, B. Rodocker, D. Lunde. [37] How I: J. Conner, J. Bielxrrstien, I). I'loog, M. H. Gallagher, Miss Syftcstnd, C. Sheehan, II. Snell, G. Minard, C. Harks. How 2: L. Meyer, B. Hank, J. Stenson, J. Gottsehalk, M. Stilt , M. A minus E. Anderson, A. Kalar, J. Lovelace. How 3: B. La Flash, J. Vitale, I). Schneider, G. Faust, W. O'Dell, H. i’urkhurst, E. Mill, K. Kingery, E. Friis, VV. Brissce. Home Room 32 J—Sophomores President ....... ............ Vice President ............... Secret ary-treasu rer AAA Collector Student Council Delegates Student Council Alternates Home Room Scrap Committee Girls' Club Representative Mirror Distributor ........... Advisor....................... .........Mary Hose Gallagher .....................Hay Discii Duane Schneider . Suzanne Naukrt Donna Plooc, James Conner Mary Gallagher, Donald Hotton Helen Sneij-, Charles Parks . .........Mary Hose Gallagher ................. Gordon Faust .......... Miss Anna Syftestad Ethel Anderson Mary Andrea John Bieberstein Bill Brissee Hobert C-lifF James Conner Hay Disch Gordon Faust Earl Friis Mary Rose Gallagher Joan Gottsehalk Edwin Hill Donald Hotton Ann Kalar Kenneth Kingery Bernard La Flash Joyce Lovelace Lois Meyer George Minard Suzanne Nauert William O’Dell Russell Parkhurst Charles Parks Donna Ploog Betty Hank Thomas Rogers Darlene Sehieg Duane Schneider Grace Sheehan Helen Snell Margianne Statz Joanne Stenson Leroy Thompson Jerome Vitale [38] Home Room 405—Sophomores President .................. Vice President.............. Secrete ry-Treasu rer....... Program Chairman ........... AAA Collector............... Student Council Alternates Home Room Scrap Chairmen Girls Club Representative Mirror Distributor ... Advisor..................... .......... Melvin Daggett ............Barbara Loos ...........Donald Wagner ......Patricia Swadley ............Thomas Lynch Barbara Loos, John Scilachte Kathleen Mann, Fred Fleury ...........Barbara Loos . ... ......Thomas Lynch .. Miss Anne Hankky James Annen Joanne Busch Colleen Cascio Maurice Connery Melvin Daggett Dean Daley Nancy Donals Frederick Fleury Anthony Genua Sally Gruenberg Jack Hammond Kathleen Mann Maxine Holland Beverly Ilowe Kenneth Jilek Wayne Kelliher Donald Klevgard William Locke Barbara Loos Thomas Lynch Bruce Maxwell Joyce McCann Delores Neis Carol Kosemeycr John Schachte Arlene Splees Patricia Swadley Donald Wagner How I: R. Maxwell, J. McCann, T. Lynch, B. Loos, Miss A. Ilankey, D. Wagner, I . Swadley, F. Fleury, I). Nets. How 2: C. Cascio, M. Holland, B. Ilowe, N. Donals. J. Busch, K. Jilek, K. Mann, A. Splees, S. Gruenberg, Carol Hosomeyer. Bow 3: W. Locke, J. Hammond. W. Kelliher, A. (kuna, J. Schachte, D. Daley, J. Annen, D. Klevgard. M. Connery. [39] How 1: 1'. Flint, J. Cuzzcttu. B. Morschlmuser, J. Brandt. D. Vitale, Mr. Rooney. W. Dugan. C. Sielehr, K. Slav-ney, M. Traino. Row 2: M. Ilanncnian, J. King. B. Zwicky, A. Siev, K. Kabinowitz. A. Rothblatt. M. Martinelli, B. Church, F.. Parronl, E. Schultz, M. Hubin, E. Haack. How 3: A. Gooch, T. Paputsakis, B. Boainan, R. Launder, 1). Johnson, II. Marble, W. Whiting, J. Barlow, E. Daigle, K. Mead, II. Ophcim, C. Brazee. Home Room 413—Sophomores President .................. Vice President ............. Secretary ............. Program Chairman ........... AAA Collector ............ Student Council Delegates Home Room Scrap Chairman Ciris' Club Representative Mirror Distributor ....... Advisor..................... Walter Due an ......Donald Vitale ....... John Brandt Mary Traino ....Mary Traino Ken Slavney, Arona Siev .........Pat Flint Barbara Church Barbara Church Mr. Harold Rooney Joseph Barlow Robert Boaman Eugene Brazee John Brandt Barbara Church Edward Daigle Walter Dugan Patricia Flint Albert Gooch John Cuzzetta Elaine Haack Marcia llanneinan Mary Ellen Hubin Donald Johnson Robert Launder Robert Marble Marty Martinelli Kenneth Mead Betty Morschhauser Harold Opheim Tom Paputsakis Elio Parroni Keith R binowitz Anita Rothblatt Esther Schultz Carol Sielehr Arona Siev Edward Stout Kenneth Slavney Mary Jane Traino Donald Vitale Ellery Whiting Barbara Zwicky [401 Home Room 417—Sophomores President .................. Secretary ... ..... Treasurer ................... AAA Collector Student Council Delegates . Student Council Alternates I Ionic Room Scrap Chairman Girls Club Representative Mirror Distributor........... Advisor...................... .... Edward Forbes ..................Roselyn Parisi ................... Richard Sauer ..................Jerome Goodrich Sara LaBarro, Leonard Lahtinen Jerome Goodrich, Norma Malmancer ........................Lee Brown Joan Haakknson ..............Jerome Goodrich ............Miss Ann Juncincer Daniel Barrett Rose Bogdanow I a c Brown Charles Butler Joyce Button John Daleo Barbara El ledge Edward Forbes Jerome Goodrich Joan llaakenson Jerran Hanson Robert Holland Richard Imhoir Marilea Jorgenson La Verne Kelly Kathryn Killerlain Sara LaBarro Leonard Lahtinen Norma Mahnanger (Charles Mathison John Michaelis Roselyn Parisi Dolores Pederson Joan Rector Phyllis Robinson Richard Sauer Henry Schiller Irene Sierens Robert Smith Charles Treadwell How 1: J. Goodrich, I . Robinson, L. Lahtinen, J. llaakenson. Miss A. Junginger, E. Korbes, R. I’arisi, R. Sauer. S. LaBarro. Row 2: k. Killerlain. N. Mahnanger. L. kelly. R. Bogdinow. B. Elledge, I. Sierens. J. Button, J. Rector. Row3: C. Mathison, D. Barrett, II. Schiller, R. Smith. R. Holland, C. Treadwell, |. Hanson. [41 1 Don't you dare! - Lights, Camera, Action! 1 Vote Republican? To l e or not to he. Chocolate di}� . Jerry’s Bored. I 12 | Hu por ts Football During the 1948 season Central, hampered by many injuries, won two games, tied one, and lost five. The coaches of the 1948 squad were head coach Harold “Cus” Pollock. assistant coaches Mr. “Hobby” Alwin and Mr. Harold Hip” Hooney. Central opened the season with a non-conference game against a strong La Crosse Logan squad. Walt Bigley was injured and lost to the team for tin- rest of the year. Hie score? 22-0. Logan. In the first conference game of the year against Kenosha, at Kenosha, the Downtowners brought home a 7-0 victory. Jim Conner scored Central's first touchdown of the year on a quarterback sneak. Next game on the schedule was with Madison West. West proved too big and too deep in reserves for Cen- tral's battling eleven. Central came out on the short end of a 33-7 score. The Orange and Black went into the Beloit game the definite underdog. Central, with the Never Say Die” feeling, battled the Beloit club to a 0-0 tie. Central was the only team in the Big Right to hold Beloit scoreless and mar their otherwise perfect record with a tie. Heads Up defensive play by the entire squad stopped Beloit's quick opening offensive attack. Conway Curtin, a hard running back, was lost for the season because of a leg injury received in this game. Next on the list was Janesville. Central absorbed a 14-0 defeat at tin hands of the Bluebirds at Janesville. Central next took on Haeine Park. Central was plagued with more injuries, inflicted in the Janesville game, and Park went back to Haeine with a 27-13 victory. Coat'll “Cus” Pollock then took his “Downtowner” eleven to Haeine to play Haeine llorlick. Ilorliek had to fight all the way to chalk up a 20-13 victory over the Orange and Black. The team turned in tin- best performance of the year when they defeated a favored Last team. All of the experts” had Rast over Central by 12 points. Coach Pollock has often said, I like to lx rated the underdog. An inspired Central team passed and ran beautifully on a wet, soggy field. Jim Conner tossed several miraculous aerials to end Clem DiLorcto. Walt Bigley returned to the line-up, but Marvin Turk” Kruth, left end, was quarantined. The team threw everything they had at East and came out on top 26-12. [ 44 ] How 1: E. Jones—manager, F. King, K. Mend, J. Paltz, H. Pongratz, A. I.indaucr, R. McCann, D. Finn, M. Fruth, A. Sherman, S. Callina, II. Kluth—manager. Row 2: F. Floury — manager, W. Mischke, J. McDonald, P. Haimond, J. Cefalu, C. Di Loreto, T. DiPiazza, W. Higley, C. Curtin, D. Peterson, J. Miller. II. Stamps. F. Laulwr—manager. How 3: Conch Alwin, Coach Marsh, H. Pierce, H. Launder, J. Conner, R. King, C. Carson. J. Snuthhack. N. Moen, G. Guzzetta, J. Waters, H. Ian . A. Motisi, L. Luhtinen, Coach Rooney, Coach Pollock. How l: K. Hahinowitz.. J. Foster. S. Burdick, J. Beiberstein, H. Erickson, D. Pope, A. Faust, H. Iluuckcdaul, H. Smith, W. Schaefer, l . Spitola. T. Whiting, f 45 ] Basketball The Central five began the season by defeating Wausau 43-38 in a non-conference tilt. Stevens Point, also a non-conference team, was added to the Downtowners’ Victory list as an easy 35-20 win was chalked up. The Central boys started Big Eight play on the road against Racine Park. Park won in a close 35-31 game. West, having a hot and cold team, caught our boys on one of their hot nights and defeated the Orange and Black 46-28. In a practice game, the varsity showed the alumni how to play basketball by defeating them 45-37. After two conference defeats the Orange and Black broke loose and defeated Beloit 30-20. A breather from conference play, but a close game with Ripon; Central 32, Ripon 30. The bucketecrs next tripped down to Janesville, only to lose to the Bluebirds 56-54. ' Bobbie’s Boys” then squeezed out a 39-37 win over Racine florlick, until then undefeated. Next on schedule was Kenosha. Kenosha proved no match and Central won with an impressive 55-27 score. The Purple-and-Cold boys from East High invaded the crackerbox only to absorb a sound 52-42 trimming. Racine Park came bouncing up to Madison only to crawl home after receiving a defeat at the hands of a revenging Central squad, 43-40. Kenosha, improved a bit from their first game, still missed the boat as Central won again, 49-44. Coach Willis Jones’s West High aggregation played host to the Orange and Black quintet and downed the Downtowners, 58-50. Beloit again, and Alwin's Angels” came through with a 54-30 win. Our Purple and Gold friends from the east side invited the Central five to their floor for a City Series game. East won. 34-32. Central next put out Janesville’s fire and trounced them, 54-40. Coach Bob Alwin then took his boys off to Racine to battle with llorlick for Central’s last conference game; the Big Eight champs won, 58-45. [46] Tournament Time Central went into the tournaments with a well-balanced tournament squad. The Orange and Black handily defeated Watertown, 46-29. East defeated Columbus, so Central and East met the next night. When the smoke cleared after a hard fought, close game, Central had won, 44-42 in an overtime thriller that made Central champs of the Columbus regional tournament. Then off to Reedsburg for the sectionals, where our quintet met the Heedsburg team and came out on the short end of a 50-42 score. At this point Central was dropped from the tournament by the Reedsburg defeat VARSITY SCOUR Schedules ’ •Wausau................ •Stevens Point ........... Park...................]! West ...................% 0 Alumni .............i,, Beloit................ S) ' � .................% Janesville............... I lorlick ............' w Kenosha ............... East................... Park...................-S Kenosha ..............• West ..................25 Beloit ................ East .................J j Janesville............. I lorlick ............... Watertown ............... East..................JT. Reedsburg.............. • Non-conference game. Cen. 43 35 31 28 45 30 32 u 39 55 52 43 4t) 50 .54 32 54 45 46 44 42 [47] Sophomore Basketball Members of the 1948-49 Sophomore squad were W. Kelliher, J. Currie, G. Goth, D. Vitale, K. Rabinowitz, R. Schachte, D. Cook, T. Motisi, D. Wagner, R. Disch, C. Thompson, R. Launder, E. Forbes, T. Lynch. Central Sophomores 42 Central Freshmen 19 Central Sophomores 19 Racine Park 24 Central Sophomores 27 West 25 Central Sophomores 28 Beloit 19 Central Sophomores 35 Janesville 30 Central Sophomores 25 Racine Horlick 29 Central Sophomores 41 Kenosha 26 Central Sophomores 29 East 31 Central Sophomores 26 Racine Park 24 Central Sophomores 52 Kenosha 26 Central Sophomores 31 West 23 Central Sophomores 48 Beloit 40 Central Sophomores 25 East 32 Central Sophomores 39 Janesville 21 Central Sophomores 28 Racine Horlick 40 Central’s Sophomores finished second in the Big Eight sophomore league. Ray Disch was high scorer with 136 points. Coach Harold “Gus” Pollock again coached the “Stumblebums”. It looks as though Central will have a strong basketball squad for several years, since the sophomores almost won the sophomore title. The sophomore squad gives boys the opportunity to play basketball and gives them a chance to gain the necessary experience to play Big Eight basketball. Coach “Gus” Pollock did a fine job coaching the sophomores to ready them for the Varsity Squad. [48] Volleyball “Set it up . . . and Spike!” were the familiar words of Coach “Gus” Pollock as he drilled his volleyball squad to perfection. This hard work paid off when our boys overcame tremendous odds to win the sectional meet, and the right to enter the State Tournament. The squad, made up of the following members: Bob Patzer, Charles Thompson, Hugh Stamps, James MacDonald, Jim Conner, Ray Disch, Bill Mischke, John Minter, Van Burris, Marv Lietzke, Bob Haukcdahl, and Sid Waldorf deserve credit for a good job well done. Baseball Central’s baseball squad is coached by able coach Harold “Gus” Pollock. The squad started its season on the diamond with a non-conference game with Fort Atkinson. The “nine” looked forward to the city series with hopes of winning the “Big Three” title. Lettermen forming a center for the squad were A1 Caruso, Jack Germann, Bob King, A1 Lin-dauer, Wally Lindauer, Bill Mischke, Norm Moen, John Paltz, Bill Pedder, and Jim Smithback. Other candidates were John Cordio, John Currie, Ray Disch, Don Johnson, Esomor Krash, Bob Launder, John Michaelis, Tony Motisi, Charles Neuhauser, Frank Ninedorf, Bill Schaefer, Don Sprague, Don Waldorf, and Harry Williams. Track A total of fifty-eight track hopefuls and four lettermen greeted coach Harold “Rip” Rooney as a nucleus for the 19 49 cinder squad. Boys reporting were Merland Anderson, Walt Bigley, Gordon Bentley, Duane Ballentine, Robert Boaman, Spenser Burdick, Charles Butler, Duane Cook, James Conner, Conway Curtin, Melvin Daggett, Ray Disch, Charles Elvord, Robert Faust, Jerry Foster, Ed Forbes, Gary Goth, Anthony Genna, Sam Galina, Robert Haukedahl, Richard King, Robert King, Alfred Lindauer, Rogelio Llerandi, Leonard Lahtinen, Don Lundc, Marvin Leitzke, Richard Mayne, Richard McCann, Paul McKenzie, Kenneth Mead, Anthony Motisi, Thomas McManus, Harold Opheim, Louis Olson, Darrell Pope, John Paltz, Keith Rabinowitz, Robert Smith, Anthony Stassi, Hughlon Stamps, Allan Sherman, Donald Sprague, Donald Walker, James Whiting, Harry Williams, George Wrend, Clayton Parman, Frank Ninedorf, James Zack, William Pedder, William Mischke, Victor Tortorici, Richard Peterson, James McDonald, Reginald Bleck, Robert Lee, Thomas Lynch, Arnold Odden, Ed Hill. As we go to press, the outlook for the year is bright, as an impressive twelve points were scored in the West Relays. [49] Tennis Central’s Tennis Squad is coached by Mr. Homer Winger. The squad’s first match was with Fort Atkinson, at Fort Atkinson, on April 14. Team members who made the Fort Atkinson trip were: Don Gallagher, Bruce Maxwell, Arnold Odden, Bob Patzer, Rod Sperle, and Sid Waldorf. Team members include: A. Odden, S. Hershleder, B. Maxwell, J. Patzer, D. Barrett, S. Waldorf, B. Patzer, R. Schiffer, D. Gallagher, J. Graham, D. Waldorf, R. Sperle. Golf The Central High school golf team had three returning lettermen this year—Nick Galanos, Al Lindauer, Charles Neuhauser. Others who have been playing are Tommy Coynes, John Bieberstein, Dick Brilliot. These six will probably comprise the major part of the team. Mr. Robert Alwin acts as team coach. [50] How 1: S. Aldrich, V. McKenna, P. Sweet, P. Weger, I). Lawton, C. Lanham, I). Schultz, P. Karnes, C. Mack, P. I fowe, Row2: C. Olson. J. Huimond, I). Wold, C. Schmitz, A. Bender, Miss Marguerite Shepard. M. Benzschawel, V. Vitense, B. Kelliher, S. Grucnherg, A. Sprecher. How 3: H. Cascio, C. Busser, J. Fruth, A. Hothhlatt, H. Mathews, A. Winger, S. LaBarro, P. Edge, 1 . Swadley, M. Iluhin, C. Kohl, B. Hanson. How 4: H. Lynch, S. Baltzell, B. Loos, B. Figler, D. Donis, J. Auhy, J. Tallard. N. Malmanger, M. Gallagher, M. Plewke, A. Siev, C. Porter, H. Capaci. Row5: V. DiSalvo, M. Adkins, N. Dossey, B. Ehl, M. Hodgson. L. Johnson. P. Flint. H. Knox, B. F.lliott, L. Kelly, P. Amera. M. Ilaneman. Row 6: G. Sheehan, C. Felt, E. Skenandore. R. Paris!, J. Crook, W. Withers, B. Scalissi. D. Judd, J. Reynolds. M. Ellis. J. Shipley, P. Larson. I). Lyneis, B. Wolfe. Girls' Sports Again this year many girls took advantage of the opportunity to play off tournaments in the various sports. Those game's were held after school on Tuesday or Thursday. Fieldhall was the opening game of the Girls’ after school s|M rts schedule. The Red team was the champion team, captained by Donna Judd. Other inemlxTS were C. Busser, J. Capacio, P. Edge, B. Scalissi. J. Shipley, H. Spatara, W. J. Withers. Kill it was a common expression used during the volleyball season. It was an order skillfully carried out by M. Benzschawel, who captained her champion team through the volleyball season. Her teammates were A. Bender, G. Busser. M. Ellis, C. Felt. G. Fruth. P. Howe. C. Kohn, C. Mack, C. Porter, J. Reynolds, B. Scalissi, H. Spatara. Also, at that time, many of the girls had the splendid opportunity of attending volleyball playday held at Lathrop Hall. Next on the list was basketball. The fast moving, sharp shooting Junior Red Team was the only team to remain undefeated. Carol Mack was the captain of it. Her teammates were C. Busser. J. Fruth, B. Hanson. B. Jensen, P. Karnes. P. Larson, I). Lyneis, B. Scalissi, W. J. Withers, B. Wolfe. By the time this reaches you. baseball will have come and gone. The only thing of which we can lx sure is that the lx st team will win. I 51 ] Alerg and Pinky flex their arms for everyone. Wow. some badminton player—! Watch the hlnlicl Spike it, Rosie! It's coming your way; Bernice and Leona are tense. Marie and Rosie do some battling. [52] Ac tivities Student Council How 1: Mr. M. Foster, R. Barringer, R. Ross, W. Nortlirup, Miss F. Morris, M. Adkins, C. DiLoretto, N. Gala-nos, Miss E. Ritzinann. Row 2: L. Nesson, S. Baltzel, B. Figler, M. Plewke, D. Ploog, K. Garter, P. Swadley, S. LaBurro, E. Skenan-dore, R. Godding, P. Jones. Row3: I). Henning, R, Brilliott, k. Pcrt bom, B. Elliott, M. Traino, N. Waters, G. Felt, M. MahalFey, L. Lah-tinen, F. Fletiry, Row 4: S. Gust, J. Pellitteri, It. McCann, T. Smith, M. Froth, T. Coynes. D. Noel, K. Slavney, J. Paltz. Row5: J. Conners, R. King, II. Marsh, I). Marsh, J. Wrend, R. Pongrat , D. Schneider. PEP COMMITTEE Bow 1: S. Hershleder, T. Smith. T. Coynes, K. Witek, P. Jones, W. Mahnanger, C. Mack, J. Auby, B. Figler. Row 2: A. Caruso, W. Fotes, G. Guzzettu, J. Conner, Mr. M. Foster. SCRAP COMMITTEE Row I: I). Moore, K. Slavney, 1). Schultz, S. (hist, Mr. II. Rooney, 1). Henning, I). Lyneis, K. Eowrey, P. Larson. Row 2: I). Wold. J. Crook, J. Schmid, I. Reynolds, P. Flint, W. J. Withers, K. liana, J. Raffel, C. Jeffrey, P. Robinson, II. Snell. Row 3: C. Parks, R. Imlioff, T. Lynch, 1). Zimmerman, D. Carey, D. Dc Haven, C. Thompson. [54 ] This very active, all important groin) is under the supervision of Miss Florence Morris. Tne officers who have served this year are: President, Walter Northrup; Vice President. Al Caruso; secretary, Mary Adkins; Treasurer, Clem DiLoreto. There are many committees which work through the student council. The Social Committee has been led by Roger Barringer under the faculty guidance of Miss Marguerite Shepard. This committee lias been in charge of the dances and parties throughout the year. The Pep Committee, under the leadership of Tom Smith, has taken charge of the auditorium programs. Mr. Marvin Foster is the faculty advisor. The Flag Committee is a new committee this year. This committee, under the leadership of Donald Noel, has held a flag emblem contest in order to find a new Hag for the school. The All-Central Committee is another very imoortant committee. It Is headed by Nick Calanos. ana Miss Elizal eth Rit juann is the sponsor. 'Phis group acts as a sort of steering committee for the council. David Schneider represents the Cheerleaders’ Club. Mr. Jevs Lyons is the advisor. Another Student Council committee is the Scrap, headed by Stephen Gust. This committee held one scrap drive this year. The faculty advisor is Mr. Harold Rooney. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Mr. Lyon. S. Gust, D. Schneider, M. Ilugen, L. Beale, J. Fruth, W. Dugan. J. Capacio, P. Weger. ALL-CENTRAL Row I: S. LaBarro, R. Ross, Miss E. Rit mann, N. Calanos, M. Bond, R. Brilliott. Row 2: N. Marcher, C. Moss, J. McDonald, R. King, R. Swart , D. Noel, D. Mergen. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Row I: J. Kohl, L. Beale, R. Teegarden, N. Dosscy, R. Barringer, Miss M. Shepard, H. Marsh, E. Skenandore. A. Annbrecht. Row 2: S. Aldrich, R. Lynch. B. Ehl. D. Donis, W. Bigley, B. Pitzer, M. Ryan, M. Plewke, C. Dugan. Row 3: D. Dellaven, J. Paltz, M. Hodgson, J. Brown. D. Marsh, I). Pope, W. J. Withers, V. Beale, A. Hall. f 55 J M Club Row 1: C. DiLoreto, J. Conner, It. McCann, A. Lindauer, M. Pollock, W. Biglcy, C. Curtin, T. Di Piazza, J. Cefalu. Row 2: J. Paltz, A. Caruso, II. Kluth, C. Ncuhnoscr, M. Froth. I). Ballentine, K. Jones, A. Shcriniin, VV. Mischke, T. Motisi. Row 3: J. Sraithback, N. Moon, D. Gallagher, W. Pcdder. N. Calnuos, P. McKenzie, R. King, II. Stamps, J. McDonald, J. Waters, R. Rrustman. Hi-Y Club This dub is made up of twenty-seven boys. The Ili-Y serves the school by selling programs at football games, presenting pep meetings, and giving its annual llorsefoot Pollies at a basketball game. This club is very active socially. It holds both private dances ami dances open to the rest of the student body. m The high point of the social season is the annual Ili-Y dinner dance. President of this club is Marvin Turk Froth, and Secretary-treasurer is Dave Schneider. Mr. Robert Alwin is advisor. Row 1: D. Schneider, D. Henning, T. Smith. Mr. M. Foster, M. Fruth, J. Paltz, T, Coynes. Row 2: I). Del haven, W. Northrop, W. Mischke. J. McDonald, A. Lindauer, Da. Schneider, A. Caruso. Row 3: J. Conner, R. Ross, W. Bigley, R. I-evis, Gala nos, R. Kin?, T. Di Piazza. [50J How I: B. Connery, P. Karnes, B. Searlc. J. Killleson, J. Cleary, P. Roberts, D. Lyneis. K. Carter, P. Betts. How 2: H. Howe, C. Porter, M. Quartuccio, J. Raffel, J. Rosen, E. Moungey, M. Frankey, B. Church, N. Run-kel, M. Nelson. How 3: O. Lawton, B. Hawley, J. Boehnen, H. Pickarts, A. Kalar, C. Hauge, Miss H. Mackin, G. Olson, J. Tal-lard, V. Disalvo, A. Sprecher, I). Marshall. D. Kelly, M. Evert. Usherettes The Usherettes Club is known l oth in anti out of school for its many hours of service. Its thirty-six meml crs serve at all social functions. PTA meetings, and auditorium programs at school. They also servo at civic concerts and the Southern Wisconsin Teachers' Association Convention. Part of the money earned at outside functions is put into a scholarship fund. June Cleary is president of this group, and Patricia Roberta is secretary-treasurer. The chief-of-service is Rosemary Pickarts, and her assistant is Jean Kittlcson. Miss Beda Mackin and Miss Merle Baldwin are the sponsors. Ushers Club The Ushers Club under the supervision of Mr. William Marsh is a very active organization during all home athletic events. This club, headed by Merle Zimmerman, consists of seventeen l oys, who willingly give their service in the aid of their school. Other officers are Gerald llerschleb. Secretary-treasurer, and Harry Marsh, quarter-master. The biggest moment for the club this year was the arrival of their new jackets, which they had lx en expecting for some time. How I: I). Dilley, J. Hcrshlch, R. Brustman, Mr. W. Marsh, M. Zimmerman, D. Pope, II. Marsh. How 2: R. Cooley, W. Mueller, IT Zimmerman. G. Faust, R. I.lerandi, A. Armbrecht. I 57 J Howl: A. Winger, E. Schultz, B. Schneider, M. J. Quartuccio. L. Nesson, M. Ryan, C. Dugan, J. Lovelace, B. Connery. How 2: P. Sweet, S. LaBarro, P. Swadley, D. Ploog, J. Raffel, II. Snell, A. Siev, B. Zwicky. How 3: J. Cottschalk, K. Ilann, D. Bigley, M. State, 1). McKicrnan. M. Ilauk, E. Borustcin. Girls' Club The largest club at Central is the Girls' Club, to which any senior high girl may belong. Under the leadership of Mrs. Elizalieth Perkins and several girls, a number of service chibs are maintained at Central. President of the Girls’ Club is Bemiece Elliott, vice president is Jean Auby, secretary is Shirley Baltzell, and treasurer is Hegiua Lynch. The cabinet inemlwrs are pictured at left with their sponsors. Kathryn Carter is chairman of the I lospitality Committee, which provides receptionists for the halls, and Miss Nina Frederickson is her sponsor. Sponsored by Mrs. Losiu Davies, and headed by la. xy esson is the G.C. Clinic which provides cafeteria hostesses and decorates the halls at Christinas. Ruth Doris is chairman of the Lost and Found Committee (center left) and Miss Merle Baldwin is her sponsor. Under the guidance of Mr. Benjamin Ashman, Doreen Marshall supervises the Candy Counter Committee. The Ways and Means Committee (below) is headed by Donna Lawton and sponsored by Miss Anna Syftestad. 158] Dramatics Club With Miss Elaine Casperson as advisor, the Dramatics Club went into another successful year. The memlx'rs chose as their officers: David Marsh, president; Carolyn Schultz, vice president; and Charlene Lunlmui, secretary-treasurer. The point system was introduced, l� y which each member must acquire three points through participation in various dramatic activities in order to maintain club membership. Ever Since Eve”, the senior high play, was presented on December 10. The cast was as follows: Janet Raffel, Susan Blake; David Marsh, Johnny Clover; Ken Slavney, Spud Irwin; Arona Sicv, Betsy Irwin; Betty Figler, Mrs. Clover; Arnold Odden, Mr. Clover; Carol Mack, Lucybellc Lee; Cene Britton, Henry Quinn; Nancy Waters, Martha Willard; Jerome Goodrich, Officer Simmons; and Marvin Kruth, Preston Hughes. The second semester brought work with the music department on the operetta, The Marriage of Nanncttc. The play. “The Little Bed School House , was presented during an auditorium program. During the latter part of the year, members read and discussed plays in order to make suggestions for the dramatics program next year. Howl: D, Wold, J. Haimond, S. Hershleder, C. Shultz. Miss E. Casperson, B. Figler, T. Coynes, P. Roberts. D. Lawton. Row 2: P. Weger, B. Hawley, M. Qnartuecio, J. Raffel, D. Bigley. C. Jeffrey, J. Kittleson. (J. Elmore, M. Adkins. J. Schimming, H. Knox. D. Mathison. Row 3: D. Shultz, K. Slavnev, J. Hudson, F. McMahon. J. Goodrich, D. Marsh. T. Smith. I. Krash. B. Maxwell. M. McKunc. M. Gallagher. [59] How 1: R. Codding. N. Rnnkcl, M. Hanson, M. Moubrey, C. Schulte, 1). Lyneis, M. Plewke, P. Jones, L. Nesson. Row 2: R. Girbott. E. Barnes, J. Raimond, M. Caughliu, J. Reynolds. J. Busch, D. Bigley, J. Rosen, J. Cleary, R. Searle, P. Moran. Row 3: I). Schulte, M. Muhaffcy, I). Beckett, D. Marshall, I). McKieman, M. Hodgson, 1). Amera, N. Millette, R. Pit er, J. Kittlcson, J. Schmid, C. Felt Monitors The book exchange, library, and office monitors form one of the most important service groups at Central. Some of the girls sell school supplies in the book exchange under the supervision of Mr. J. G. McDowell. Several others do library work and run errands for Miss Lucile Vance. The third duty of the monitors is the number of odd jobs to be done for the office. Archery This year a number of students interested in archery formed an Archery Club. It is under the sponsorship of Mr. William Marsh. Although most of the members participate just for tlie enjoyment of the sport, some of the l oys have proved skillful enough to form a squad. These boys compete against Edgerton, Madison West, and Montello High Schools. This is the first year of the archery squad at Central, and its members are looking toward the future with high hopes for its success. Rowl: J. Zacli, M. Zimmerman, II. Sehiffer, D. Rahn, Mr. W. Marsh, J. Michaelis, C. Neuhuuscr, M. Fruth, E. Hill. Row 2: E. Iluack, R. Hawley, D. laiwton, P. Weger, P. Howe, B. Wolfe, P. Edge, M. Gallagher, P. Sweet, B. Marscluiuser, C. Sielehr, D. Crawford. Row 3: C. Felt. H. Knox. R. Elliott, B. Scalissi, K. Elver, D. Peterson, J. Pclliteri, P. Flint, J. Tnllard, D. Lyneis, B. Kelliher. Row4: L. Parr, J. Goodrich. D. Martin, R. Imhoff, V. Burris, W. McDonald, J. Currie. [60] Electricians Some of the many services provided by the Electricians’ Club are showing movies to classes, running tlu public address system, running the lights for plays, and t eel ling junior high classes. The work of this club is done under the able guidance of Mr. Hoi a nd Sprecher. Robert Tee-gardin is president, and Cordon Sierens is vice president. Secretary is Ccrald Herschleb, and dispatcher is Roger Barringer with Franklin Conway lending assistance. S.V.G.C. The purpose of the S.V.G.C'. is stated in its title. Senior Vocational Guidance Council. This committee has done a splendid job in helping seniors to decide upon a vocation. During the year people were brought in to speak on various vocations. Also individual tests and interviews were offered to the students. Harry Marsh is president of the S.V.G.C., and Genevieve Him is secretary. The counselor is Mrs. Irene llag-berg. The S.V.G.C. consists of two members from each senior home room. Phy-Chem The purpose of this admirable club is the furthering of any scientific knowledge a student may have. A candidate for I’hy Chein club must present a project before die club members to prove his interest and ability. The present mem-Iwrs, Tommy Coynes and Nick Galauos, gained admittance on the stroboscope and electroplate, respectively. Mr. Roland Sprecher is the club advisor. [fil 1 Row I: R. Corlx-tt, D. Mergen. L. Genge, C. Porter, J. Lund, B. Hawley, L. Beale, B. Figler, Miss Darlene McCormick, J. Baimond, R, Doris, D. Ploog, J. Crook, S. Grueolurg, M. Nelson, J. Schimming. Bow 2: M. Quurtuccio, D. Bex. ke tt, J. Reynolds, D. Judd, G. Fuivre, H. kluth, D. Delluven, 1). Johnson, G. Miiiurd, J. Bielxrstein, K. Slavney, J. Kittleson, B. Elliott. B. Searle . P. Roberts, k. NVitek. Bow 3: J. Gottschalk, I . Swadlev, J. Tallard, V'. DiSalvo, F. McMahon, J. Zirkel, T. Coynes, J. Miehaelis, B. Max-well, S. Hershlcdcr, J. Goodrich, B. DeMars, D. Schneider, J. Busch, k. Hann, B. Pfizer, G. Marble, 13. Wold. Bow I: G. Olson, 13. Amera, N. Donals, R. B rust man, J. McDonald, 13. Sputolo, E. Hill, It. Marble, L. kelliher, B. Parkhurst, M. Parroni, N. Galanos, B. Teasdale, W. Mischke, A. Henriksen, J. Kittleson, G. Jeffrey, L. Derouso, E. Brands, E. Bernstein. Not Pictured: G. Britton, R. McCann, J. Bochum, It. Peterson, P. Weger, B. Zwicky. Choir The Central High ScIkm I a cajx-lla choir, directed by Miss Darlccn McCormick, had a year filled with many musical activities. Although there were no regular officers elected, Joyce’ Schimming and lairry kelliher served as secretary and accompanist, respectively. Highlighting the Christmas program was the performance of Fred Wiring's “Song of Christinas.’ Combining with East and West, the e hoir sang the traditional e apitol page ant numbers under the- direction of Miss McCor-mick. As the-ir part in the winter concert, the choir sang seven numbers ranging from e arly religious works to modem day arrangements of Ne gro spirituals. Some of the ensembles that have grown out of the choir are the boys double quartet, the girls triple trio, and the renowned Downtown Four’ who have l� e e-ome especially popular with the ir rendition of “Dry Bones.” Anothc r choir highlight of this year was the performance Ix-fore hundreds of teachers at the SWEA conven-lion held at the’ Omhcum theater. A group of four numbers from the winter concert was sung. During the months e� f February and March the majority of the choir numbers participated in the comic opera. Marriage of Nannette ,” pre-se nted on March 18 and 19. Le ads in the show we re played by Jose-phiue Baimond, Tommy Ge yne s, Be tty Figler, Richard Peterson, Nick Galanos, Ruth Doris, Janice kittleson, Patricia Roberts, Bolu rt Brustman, Jame s McDonald, Jerome Goexlrich, John Bielx-rstein, Joan Busch, Carol Je |fre y. Gene Britton, and BniCe Maxwell. Ghoruses of villagers, gypsie s, anil court atte nelants added to the color unel guie ty of the show. Following the operetta the; choir ) cgun work on music for the Spring Concert. Works by coinpose rs ranging from tlu se in the time of Bach to inoeicm contemporarie s, such as Noble Cain, we re heard. The final appearance of the choir for the school year was at Commencement, at which two numhe rs we re sung. I 62 | Right (top to bottom): The gypsies arc coming, your grace.” Aha! The plot thickens. The stagecraft class at work. Left: “Ah Love, As Flowers Twine.” The starlight beckons from above. [63] Concert Orchestra The orchestra, under I In- direction of Mr. Douglas S.tcensland, lias had a very busy season. Besides accompanying the operetta and presenting tin annual ‘'pop” concert, they nave played for school plays and for the winter and spring concerts. The string section is compost'd of violins, violas, cellos, and basses. The violinists are Mary Bond. Dennis Crabtree, Nick Galanos, Carol Jeffrey, Paul McKenzie, Francis McMahon. Nine Meicher, Manlio Parroni, Marlene Plewke, Patricia Bobcrts, and Betty Schneider. Ninth grade players are Mary Fnirclough, Donna I lalvorsen. Kthelyn Park-hurst. Polly Pyre. Joan Taliaferro, and Mary Ann VVittrock. The violists are Margaret Frankey. Doreen Marshall, and two ninth graders, Marilyn Kraak and Sally La Duke. Cello players are Esther Bom stein, Elio Parroni, and Betty Suiail, a ninth grader. Thomas Coynes, James Graham, Joan Crook, Phyllis Hobinson, and Darlene Gillette, a ninth grader, play bass. The woodwind section is composed of flutes, clarinets, bassoons, oboe, and saxophones. Flutists are Betty Figler, Joan Gott-schalk. Levy Ann Nesson, and Joan Tallard. Bassoon players are Both Codding, Norma Malmanger, and Betty Steinke, and the oboe is played by Mary Bose Gallagher. Clarinet players are Dorothy Beckett, June Cleary, Evelyn Moungey, and LaVonnc Berry. Bep-resenting the saxophone section are Lodger Parr, Cordon Sierens and Willie Jo Withers. The brass section is composed o! French horns, trumpets, trombones, and tuba. Mont players are Patricia Betz. John Brown. Albert Gooch, Harold Kluth, and Kathryn Spa-tola. The trumpets are plaved by Doster Dell aven. Fred Floury, Jack O’Brien, and Bobcrt Schwartz. Mary Ann ll.iak, Delores McKiernan, and Josephine Baimond play tromltone while Paul Horstmeier plays tuba. Percussion players are Carol Faivrc and Bichard Johnson: Larry Kelliher and Robert King play piano and tympani respectively. [64] Concert Band FLUTES Betty Filler Joan (arttschalk Lexy Ann Nrsson Donna Ploog Joan Rosen loan Tallard OBOES Mary Rose (Gallagher Annette Winger FIRST CLARINETS June Cleary Joan llaakenson David Marsh Robert Teegardin SECOND CLARINETS Dorothy Beckett Joyce Button Lola Cook Clarice Disrud Otis Griswold Evelyn Moungey Janice Schwandt THIRD CLARINETS Arlene Bender Mike Caruso Janet Johnson Russell Parkhurst Anita Rothhlatt Betty Schneider Juanita Shipley Betty Stdnke ALTO CLARINET Joyce McCann BASS CLARINET LaVonne Berry BASSOONS Ruth (Nodding Norma Mahnanger ALTO SAXOPHONES Patricia Capaci Barbara McKicrnau Willie Jo Withers TENOR SAXOPHONES Edwin Hill Ludger Parr Gordon Surens BARITONE SAXOPIIONE Marlene Plewke FIRST CORNETS Dostcr Dellaven Fred Fleury Jack O’Brien SECOND CORNETS James McDonald Robert Schwartz Anthony Stassi THIRD CORNETS Phyllis Aim ra John Brandt Mary Ellis John Guzzetta Robert I laukedahl FRENCH HORNS Patricia Betz John Brown Allrert Gooch Harold Kluth Nina Mcichcr Kathryn Spatola TROMBONES Mary Ann llaak Bruce Maxwell Delores McKicrnau Josephine Raimond Patricia Rolrerts BARITONES Darlene Gillette Henry Schiller BASSES Thomas Coynes James Graham Paul Horstmcier Brati ley Teasdale STRING BASS Phvllis Robinson PERCUSSION William Brissec Etlward Daigle Wayne Kcllihcr Robert King Richard Johnson IIMPAN1 Larry Kcllihcr [65] Future welders. Get ’em, Janet! Rabin Pelliteri Guest speaker llarald Russell. Jump, Roner. Central’s jewelers. [66] Come on. Central! Boatmen. Piccolo Pete. First Down. New Trophies. The Bun Bust era. 4Snow fun workin. : tul New Year! l«7] Tychoberahn Mrs. Christine Hanson and Mr. Harold Pollock were advisers to the stall. The Tychoberahn staff wishes especially to thank Loren Heim, a graduate student, for the use of his time and skill as photographer. The Tychoberahn staff began work early this year toward the goal of the 1949 Central High annual. Patricia Roberts was editor-in-chief, assisted by lit« rary editor Doreen Marshall and picture editor Hetty Kigler. Don Lunde was sports editor, and Mary Adkins was Junior High editor. Huger Barringer was general art chairman, and Harry Marsh worked on layout. Helen Knox, business manager, was assisted by June Cleary, who was advertising manager. Head photographer was Lorenz Heim, and head typist was Joan Tallard. Cwen Elmore headed the verse committee. The calendar and history of the class of 1949 were written by Tom Smith and Bernieoc Elliott. How 1: J. Tallard, L. Heim, D. Marshall, D. Lunde, P. Hoberts, Mrs. Christine Hanson, B. Kigler. H. Barringer, M. A. Adkins. 'I’. Coynes, L. Gcnge. How 2: I. Haimond, D. Wold, P. Wcger, D. Schultz, II. Knox, G. Elmore, J. Schimming, R. Lynch, B. J. Hawley, D. Lawton, C. Lunliam, B. McKieman, K. Ihde. Row 3: B. Elliott. J. Auby. D. Donis, E. J. Skcnandore, D. Beckett, M. Hodgson. D. Amera, E. Moungey, K. Outer, J. Cleary, D. Strmiska, L. Schiro, M. Skeedc. How 4: D. Barrett, G. Hcrschlcb, H. Brustman, 11. Marsh, L. Kelliher, A. Odden, T. Smith. J. Kohl. I 08 J How 1: How 2: How 3: How 4: How 5: L. Gengc, J. McDonald, X. Dosscy, H. Ross, Miss Klizalw-th Ritzmann, N. Calanos, M. Adkins, T. Coynes, H. Doris. H. Ciiscio, V. McKenna, X’. Meichcr, D. Schultz, P. Weger, S. Crucnberg, II. Jorganscn, II. Howe, B. Hawley, D. Lawton, S. Aldrich. E. Skenandore, C. Porter J. Reynolds, K. Carter, J D. Noel, C. Elmore, D Kicmun, D. ClU, L. John son, G. Olson, H. Brust man. M. Hodgson, I’. Hob crts. J. Tallard, B. Elliot! K. Slavney. Da. Schneider. G. Hersch leb, H. King, L. Kelli her H. Levis, H. Schwartz, A Henrikson, T. Smith. A Caruso. J. Kittlrson, A. Siev, M. Gallagher, 11. Knox, N. Waters, H. Lynch, B. Loos, C.leary, R. Brilliott. The Madison Mirror Published biweekly by the students of Central High School. Madison. Wisconsin Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF Nicholas Galanos Feature Editor Nelda Dossey Sports Editor . __ . James McDonald Copy Editor ------------------------ Ruth Doris Junior High Editor „ -----.— _ Mary Adkins Head Typist_______________________________________________Louise Genge Exchange Editor Helen Jorgensen Columnists and Feature Writers: Helen Jorgensen. Larry Kellihcr, David Schneider. Patricia Roberts, Tom Smith. Reporters: Sharon Aldrich, Richard Brilliott. Robert Brustman, Tom Gerald Hershleb, Lar-Noel, Jo Ann Schmid, Nancy Waters, iodgson .Robert King, Gwen Elmore, Dorothy Hodgson, Helen Howe, tegina Lynch. Virginia fane Skenandore, Joan Fairctough, Jarrel Al-Sender, Mary Coynes, rley Jackson, Russell .on Sattcrfledl. Collenn Robert Gumz, Myra t. Miss Lucy Krchma iss Elizabeth Ritzmann .: i' itab o r it '.inn Tom Coynes 5J Toon [W)J St’s Calendar SEPTEMBER We returned to school to find it quite the same except for the absence of the immortal R. E. Gross. In terrific heat, we saw our football team drop its opener to LaCrosse Logan, 22 to 0. A week later, the team traveled to Kenosha and won their first conference game, 7 to 0. OCTOBER We chose cheerleaders at the first pep meeting, but West defeated our boys that night, 33 to 7. At the Dad’s Day game the team tied Beloit, but Curtin was hurt and put out for the season. Everyone enjoyed “Fall Festival”, our first dance. At our first Senior Class meeting, we nominated four candidates for class president. NOVEMBER The team really battled in their last game of the year as they trounced favored East, 26 to 12. The Student Council sponsored a scrap drive. We seniors won, and collected one-fifth of the profits. Basketball season started with a bang as we won both games of the Stevens Point-Wausau doubleheader. DECEMBER The Varsity beat the alumni, in the M-club game. “Ever Since Eve ', our fall play, was enjoyed by all. The team defeated Beloit, and also squeezed out a win over Ripon in the last few seconds. Christmas vacation was welcomed in by home room parties ... SAD SENIORS STUFF SELVES. JANUARY School reopened and senior pictures were taken. The Hi-Y’s “Horsefoot Follies” sparked the team and Jack scored 28 as Central whipped East, 52 to 42. A beautiful week-end as the team won two games; one from Park, and the other from Kenosha. West topped our boys, dam! [70] Ooel how FEBRUARY The team’s victory over Beloit completed a week of terrible exams. The boys lost a heartbreaker to East High, 34 to 32; and were downed by-Janesville 56 to 54. MARCH Reedsburg was a little too big. and the boys lost out 50 to 42. “Rip Rooney and Mr. Pollock greet a hopeful squad of tracksters and an inspired baseball team. Then music instead of sports caught our eye as “The Marriage of Nannette” was presented. APRIL The band presented a swell “Pop Concert. Quite a few honors were won at the West relays. Spring Vacation was welcomed by everyone. MAY The annual Cotton Ball was very successful. The baseball team became noted by-all. as they played well in the state tournaments. The Senior band members starred in their final high school appearance, the Spring Concert. JUNE Our senior dance was really beautiful. Everyone wanted to stay till morning. And the banquet, class night, and the picnic. Remember the fun we had? Then we graduated. We’ll never forget the swell times we had in school, especially during the fun-packed, enjoyable Senior Y'ear. [71] Our Hearts Were Young and Gay June graduation writes the final chapter in the history of the class of 1949. With the last strains of Pomp and Circumstance, the deeds of the class become past history and the basis for many pleasant memories. It seems that only yesterday I was a sophomore. I remember that while living in my own little world, I wondered if I would ever become a senior. I started that year of 1946 with lots of spunk, as did Marv Doubleday, Jean Auby, Emma Jane Skenandore, and the Schneider twins, Dave and Don. I remember how proud I was to be a member of the class I was sure was destined to be the greatest in Central’s history. We made a wise choice of class officers, and I was happy that all three of the candidates I voted for won: Jim McDonald, president; Walt Bigley, vice president; and Bemiece Elliott, secretary. One event of my sophomore year that I will never forget was the swell homecoming celebration. Not to be outdone by the juniors and seniors, we sophs pitched right in and helped with the planning and carrying out of the celebration. Nick Galanos, Tommy Coynes, Joan Tallard, and Donna Mergen were just a few of the members of our class who took part. Gosh, it seems like only yesterday that I was sitting in the stands at Breese Stevens Field watching the Central-Park game. The team won, 20 to 7, so everyone was really happy at the swell homecoming dance which honored alumni. Mother Nature had a hand in writing my memory book that year, too. I thought the big blizzard was really swell. After all, remember the two-day vacation that came with it? I stayed in bed for 48 hours straight as did John Gibson, Sid Waldorf, Dick LaCourse, George Wrend, and Bill Bavery. Our sophomore basketball squad did all right for themselves, too. I was really proud that Frank Ninedorf, Leonard Nelson, Roger Levis, Don Gallagher, and Clem DiLoreto were all from our class. Some of the girls who stood up well against the juniors and seniors in girls’ sports were Rose Cascio, Virginia McKenna, Betty Ehl, Leona Johnson, and Pat Weger. Another event I shall never forget is the presentation of the operetta “Sweethearts”. Betty Figler had the lead, and some of the chonis members were Donna Schultz, Grace Olson, Betty Hawley, and Louise Genge. Larry Kelliher gave his usual wonderful support at the piano. In the dramatics field, the play “The Great Big Doorstep” was presented, with many members of our class taking part. Nelda Dossey, Donna Lawton, Gene Britton, Gwen Elmore, Mike Mc-Kune, and Wally Lindauer, the villain, were only a few of the characters. Yes, my sophomore year was really fun. But high school life moves at a fast pace, and before I knew it, I was a junior. It was a wonderful feeling. I discovered that my life had become a very complex mixture of studies, sports, cultural and social activities. But I didn't mind it because I had so many swell kids around to talk to and study with. Remember those nice smiles of Helen Howe and Lucy Schiro? Don Carey was my nomination for the most cheerful fellow in the class. [72] Class officers were chosen early in the year and our class activities began to function immediately. We chose Wally Northrup president, George Guzzetta vice president, and Marie Hodgson secretary. Some of the boys in our class began to join the book-exchange loafers’ gang, and after watching them, I decided that they would be able successors to the grads. Don Lunde, Jack Germann, John O’Malley, Lavern Gator, Pete Carson, and Beaver Pannan were some of the boys who used to spend their spare time holding up the third floor lockers. I noticed that the girls didn’t clan in the halls, but immediately after school you could always find Joyce Schimming, Marlene Skeede, Dona Strmiska, Delores Mathison, and Judy Gust in the back booths at Rennebohm’s State Street drug store. When basketball season started, we juniors were well represented on the varsity squad by George Michalson, Jack O’Brien, Al Lindauer, and the Patzer brothers. Bob and Jack. The team didn't do too well, but we all figured, Wait till next year.” I remember the swell entertainment provided by Donna Wold, Tom Smith, and many others in the school talent shows. A case of the mumps complicated matters for the cast of “The Imaginary Invalid”, but the audience weren’t aware of any difficulties. We just sat back and laughed. The main social event of the year for our junior class was the prom. We chose the theme, “Moonlight Serenade” and the colors blue and white for the decorations. Wally was prom king and soph Jean Reynolds was queen. Delores Tenjum won recognition for her skill in shorthand on award day. It was our junior year, too, when Betty Anderson received a local award for her artistic talent. Then, all of a sudden, my junior year was over. My classmates assumed an air of sobriety as they entered the last and most important phase of high school life. The weeks seemed to speed by and before I knew it, graduation had come. My soph year was really fun, my junior year was even funner, and my senior year was the funnest of ’em all. The regular names were on the honor roll again, and yours truly began to wonder how Jerry Schockmel, Elizabeth Middleton, and Harry Marsh did it. Some of the familiar couples seen in the halls were Don Sprague and Donna Schultz, Al Sherman and Jeannette Boehnan, Tim DiPiazza and Gharlene Lanham, and Turk Fruth and Shirley Baltzell. Dick Gooley and Mary Adkins were often seen together, as were Bob Teegardin and June Gleary, Jim Kohl and Kitty Garter, and Don Finn and Diane Donis. Another amazing couple which will never be topped was Regina Lynch and Marie Hodgson. Their friendship was equaled by that of Dorothy Gill and Rosemary Pickarts. Some of the famous cars of our senior year were those of Rod Sperle, Gerald Svetnicka, Norm Dawson, Fuzzy Fumusa, Gerald Kratochwill, Reg Bleck, and, last but not least, Dick King and Moe Cefalu. Dick and Moe bought their souped-up job so one could drive while the other pushed. [73] I didn’t have to ask Ruth Doris, Joyce Wallace, Genevieve Him, Kay Ihde, and Joan West-bury about future plans; they wore new diamond engagement rings. New members of our class were Babe Anderson, Donna Matteson, JoAnn Peronto, Joann Schmid, Carol Titley, Conna Moore, and Nancy Natwick. Every two weeks, Mirror editor Bob Ross had new problems as headlines, deadlines, and bylines raced through his mind. Loyal members of the ushers’ club were Duane Dilley, Merle Zimmerman, Wayne Meiller, Selmer Natvig, and Bob Bnistman. In charge of lighting, etc., at plays were the electricians’ club. Some senior members were Roger Barringer and Gordon Sierens. The Central band enjoyed their trip to Janesville and helped give the football team some rousing support. Doster DeHaven was first officer of the band, and some of “Little Doc’s fellow members were John Brown, Evelyn Moungey, Lola Cook, and Barbara McKieman. We were really thrilled by the terrific concerts the music department put on. The choir’s big event of the year was the comic opera “The Marriage of Nannette.” Leads were cast to Jo Raimond, Tommy Coynes, Nick Galanos, Pat Roberts, Ruth Doris, Betty Figler, and “Scrammy” McDonald. Some of the chorus members were Dorothy Amera, Louise Genge, and Dorothy Beckett. Our senior class officers were Wally, again as president, and Marie as secretary. Conway Curtin was elected vice president, and Walt Bigley was treasurer. The weight lifting boys of our class included Don Walker, Roger Levis, Jim Smithback, and Conway himself. One fellow I was very proud to know was Dick McCann. There was always a joke or a prank of some sort if Dick was around. Dick Wayne was manager of the basketball team for his third year. The tournaments went swell, and loyal followers of the team on the chartered bus were Arnold Odden, Delbert Bender, and Carolyn Hauge. The “Green Hats” kept things going on those buses. At school, things were kept lively by Sam Ramos, Brad Teasdale, and Art Henriksen. Doreen Marshall was kept busy managing the candy counter and getting straight As’ but was not too busy to earn a music award. Most of the seniors held part-time jobs. I used to see Helen Jorgensen at the Wolff Kubly switchboard, and Helen Knox at her Strand theater job. Dorothy Amera’s overnight case was her trademark as an established baby-sitter. Mary Harrington, Hal Kluth, and “Ish” Krash were busy morning and night taking orders for class gards. Remember the fun we had when they came? And then it was all over. I shall never forget the many activities in which I participated, the teachers with whom I worked, and the school work with which I struggled. But I needed more time. There never was enough time for all the things I wanted to do. Sports, clubs, publications, and — of course — school work; how did I ever crowd all those things into three short year? I won’t ever forget the fun I had at Central. It’s all over now, but as I leave, I take with me fond memories of the three most colorful years of my life. [74] Junior High Miss Vida V. Smith Junior I Huh I’rincipul [76] Mrs. Helen Kirkpatrick Librarian Mrs. Adeline Archer Junior Uifih Clerk Stenographer Mr. Frcdric Boots Music Mrs. Esther Carswell Miss Margaret Fuller Art English 6 Speech Miss Regina Hein English is Moth Mr. Robert Alwin Mr. Allen Argue Miss Ruth Bartholomew Mr. John Bond Mathematics Science Mathematics Industrial Arts Mrs. Elsie Lemon Miss Darlene MeCormiek Mr. Ernest Nickel Mr. Homer Winger Mathematics Music Industrial Arts Social Studies [77] Ninth Grade 202 Row 1: I). C. Gilbertson. B. Dellavcn, M. Fairclough, I . Finn, J. Freiling, Mrs. E. Lemon, R. Di-mond, F. Frankoy, D. Doran, D. Fuller. Row 2: S. Dayton, N. Deering, S. Frye, J. Deilaven, I). Gillette, M. DiChristina, B. Dinger. M. Diricnzo, L. Emordino. Bow 3: S. Feeney. E. Gaffney, A. Freiman, C. Edge, J. Duane, F. Gennn, D. Elliott. II. Ferguson. I . Erickson. 203 Row 1: D. Halverson, B. Hill. B. Jacobson, A. lines-ler, Miss R. Bartholomew, R. Gum ., G. Harris, M. Hougton, J. Goggin, J. Karm-s. Row 2: I.. Henrickson, D. Gothard. R. Kepler, D. Ja dzewski. J. Hilgers, E. Jensen, B. Ilnrring-ton, J. Ilokcnstad, B. Gugel, P. Harrington. Row 3: D. Johnson, P. Gu .zetta, R. Ilaessig, B. Gorman, II. Klagos. R. Johnson, G. Griffin, G. Cray, T. Johnson, R. Johnson. 206 Row I: D. Smith, R. Siewert, W. Roisuin, L. Skaar. J. Scott, Mrs. V. Conley, J. Smith. M. Schiro, C. Peronto, J. Rogge. Row 2: G. Reilly, R. Shunk, R. Skram, J. Moberly, J. Sorenson, G. Pond, D. Rosemeyer, B. Smail, P. Pyre, R. Rano. Row 3: W. Ream, N. Schachte, R. Parks. J. Shore. R. Roehling, M. Pierce, T. Spyros, B. Polk-inghorn. E. Parkhurst. 204 Row I: D. McCann. M. Mick, M. NeLson. R. Olson, Mr. E. Nickel. M. Kraak, M. Ma .ursky, J. Li ska, J. Krome, L. Newberg. Row 2: N. Manasco, S. Morschhauser, J. Ottum, E. Novara, A. Martin, S. LaDuke, P. Lynch. E. Lanham, R. Mayer. Row 3: J. Morgan, D. Iz-nike, R. Loy, G. Lawrence, J. Noltner, J. Lynch, J. McCamp! cll, P. Loy, J. Mack. 213 Row 1: I). Stormer, C. Taliaferro. II. Strand, Mrs. C. Gallagher. J. Taliaferro, V. Stull, R. Starkus, Z. Wheeler. R. Whiting. Row2: K. Urso, D. Thurman, D. Wold, J. Thompson, N. Zini, S. Ulrich, R. Woods, M. Turn-ball. J. Treadwell. Row 3: M. Suter. L. Tipler, G. Webster, G. Vangalis, E. Williams, D. Staley, T. Turner, V. V'olk-rnann, M. Wittrock. [78] 201 How 1: R. Daggett, J. Bly, C. Bold. B. Bender, Mr. H. Alwin, J. Binger, II. Colt, C. Adams, J. Candella, J. Bon-giovani. How 2: NV. Crim, M. Conners, Ni. Boiler, P. Corby, L. Anderson, P. Curda-rella, K. Colts, T. Coghlan, M. Austin, S. Bethel, J. Capaci. How .3: J. Conway, K. Boylan, N. Bonura, T. son, A. Anderson. Bidar, S. Bonanno, B. Atkins, C. Bast, M. Anderson, M. Ander- Eighth Grade 106 Howl: H. Hack, S. Jacobson, II. Harrison, A. Epstein, Mr. A. Argue, K. Gilbertson, D. Fegge-stad, N. Karp, M. Ilucbbc, G. Hank. How 2: C. French, R. Doran, D. Espen, J. Frisch, A. Hagen, I). Johnson, H. Henrich, II. Harrison, 1 . Hillman, F. Fiore, S. Dugan. How 3: F. Grueneberg, P. Harrington, F. DuBois, J. Fisher, C. Deadman, T. Hagen, N. Geise, M. Fish, D. Codding, A. Ilokenstad. 121 How 1: J. Thompson, K. Wcstbury, B. Valcnza, C. Thompson, Mrs. E. Carswell, D. Tallard, B. Smyth, G. Schieg, R. Schumann. How 2: M. Steams, C. Taylor. M. White, H. Veloff, S. Stassi, K. Yapp, L. llemus, 11. Turchik, H. Was. How 3: E. Rockwell L. Winters, R. Schyska, C. Varese. C. Satterfield, H. Rose, R. Smith. P. Vandervest, L. Showers, B. Wiviott. 117 Row 1: J. Klevgard, C. Kraak, B. Newton, V. Moyer. Miss L. Krclnna, P, Hhis, E. Nelson, M. .McCann, D. Northrop, D. Polkinghorn. How 2: S. Mohry, N. Miller, C. Madding. H. Nealey, E. Moon, M. Michaelis, S. Markee. J. Neubau-ser, M. Kuykendall, C. McVicar. K. Olson. How 3: Nl. Linter, M. Maxon, K. Moran. M. Kiefer. C. Ramos, J. McConley, D. Kauffman, W. La-Hail, L. Pe lraeine, D. Randall. L. Randolph. 102 How 1: D. Anderson, B. Block, R. Connery, J. Gha-sey, Mr. II. Winger, B. Cotts, C. Anderson, D. Cook, C. Amera. Row 2: P. Adams, M. Cords. E. Bingham, N. Anderson. H. Davis. K. Carlson, A. Caruso, N. Bos-tad. S. Buck, P. Conners. J. Bonaguidi, N. Bigley. Row 3: P. C'ash. D. Bender, J. Comiglia, M. Cary, H. Curtin, F. Baird, J. Di.Modica, G. Craig, P. Butler, J. Cordio, J. Boaman. [79] Seventh Grade 103 113 How 1: N. Me-Conley, H. Olson, G. Peterson, T. Pa-risi, J. Roberts, Mrs. N. Roberts, II. Nelson, L. Peterson, 1). Noisen, S. Hosemeyer. How 2: H. Moling, H. Rogers, L. McKay, R. Pon-gratz, C. Olson. 1). Skaar, T. Pierce. How 3: A. Scbolz, M. Moore, M. Novick, D. Scy moor, M. Owen, D. Smith. 123 How 1: M. Frisch, C. Felch, S. Figler, A. Holm, S. Holm. Miss V. Mcllquham, I). Ilerfel, F. DiModica, C. Dorn. B. Dillion. How 2: S. DiMaggio, J. Flliott, H. Heine, J. Detd-man, E. Gunderson, B. Frisch, E. Fmnnsa, S. Fischer. N. Gibson. Row 3: II. I luckier, B. Finn, D. Gorman, H. Friis, S. Gallagher, VV. Cothard, K. Drydcn, J. 1 laack. B. Drosen, N. Iletze. How I: J, Swit ky, It. Wittkc, M. Strand. M. Swad-ley. Miss E. Pokomy, W. M. Taylor. I). Wed-lake, C. Stoll. It. Waggoner, J. Ward. How 2: I). Youngren, It. Wills, R. Strmiska, It. Tuttle. M. White, I. Taliaferro, J. Wemiuth, I). Veloff. T. Wirtli, G. Wilson, J. Was. 120 How 1: W. Jollevette, B. Lyons, F. Maleohnson, D. McCann, B. Horton, Miss M. Fuller. S. Jack-son. It. Hommcl, K. Kunz, D. Mack. How 2: C. Martin, B. Ilnnsbusbusher. B. Klitzman, L. Jacobson, N. Lowry, V. Johnson, M. F. Huggins. How 3: W. Kolstad. It. Johnson. C. Lee, J. Kingsley, J. Lavson. E. Kopp, L. Hugo, M. Johnson. 125 How 1: F. Anderson, C. Anderson, C. Brotherton, M. Coynes, P. Gcrniglia, Miss- It. Hein, J. Carey, L. Burleson. V. Bronson. J. Benash. Row 2: A. Banker. J. Bernard, S. Crook, L. Bender, J. Cole, E. Bender, D. Brill. M. Bingham. Row 3: J. Cordio, C. Beckwith, J. Ailing, G. Bennett, B. Coakley, It. AI tiger, W. Ackerman, It. Craig, J. Daggct. [80] Football How l: I . Guzzelta. J. Thompson, D. McCann, K. Connery. M. McCann. W. Hearn, J. Nollncr, H. Hose. How 2: M. Nelson, J. Chasey, C. Harris, C. Hamos. K. Frankey, D. Gillxrrtson, M. Kiefer, H. Dimoml, W. Hoi-suin, J. Ottum (manager). How' 3: J. Binger, H. Fuller, C. Pond, E. Williams, L. Hipsumer, C. Vongalis, J. Cloutier, H. Staley. H. Parkes, D. Smith, Mr. Lyon. Basketball Howl: C. Lee, J. Ifauck, L. Burleson, J. Wermuth. How2: J. Noltner, F. Genna, II. Klagos, I). Gilbertson, H. Olson. I.. Pedracine. How 3: J. Liska (manager), G. Pond, J. Cloutier, L. Skarr, M. Nelson. N. Schachte, L. Tipler, H. Winger. [81 | Future “Rembrandts hnproi inn their .style [82] Student democracy in thinking. With mewling tilin', juislr and a rugged honk ... 183] Actresses and actors of the future. Pet's heal that deadline! Temper . . . temper! . . . Silence . . . thinkers at work. Practice makes perfect. [84] MADISON SKRENES REALTY CO. 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